He already had plans to lay boards over the hole and cover them up with dirt and even a few of the tulips she had just moved from a pot to the bed. Wh...n Tim heard his mother’s shrill voice calling for him, he looked down at his grubby six-year-old hands and then past them to his now quite filthy t-shirt and shorts. He could barely see the faded Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle through the grime. His mind cast around quickly, looking for an excuse. She wouldn’t believe he had gotten that dirty. .Mene pucha uncle kya keh rehe the..To mummy bolne lge kuch nhi bs wo puch rehe the yahan kya kya famous hai ghumne ke liye…Fir mummy khana bnane ki tayari krne lg gye…Aise mere mummy roz sham uncle se baat krne lg gye..Papa ko mummy pr poora trust tha to papa ko mummy ke uncle se baat krne main koi problem nhi hoti thi..Pr mujhe doubt hone lga kyu ki mummy pehle kisi anjaan aadmi se baat nhi krti thi..To main mummy pr nazar rekhne lg gya..Mummy uncle ke close hoti ja rehi thi…Aur mummy ab apne. " We chatted on for half an hour I couldn't get her to reveal what she had to show me, it was to be a surprise. She told me that she was planning to catch an early train, and hoped to be at the station here at around nine fifteen. Damn! I was supposed to be at Amanda's place introducing her to the joys of toys.I spent the rest of the day mooching around doing nothing in particular. By ten o'clock I was about ready for bed, I had to be up fairly early the next morning if I was going to get to. The evening wasn’t as awkward as Brody feared it might be. He drove Ryan over; they had both agreed it was silly for her to rent a car when they were going to the same place. On top of that, he wanted to be alone with her for a little while, hoping he would find the right thing to say and break their impasse. He didn't find it, but Ryan didn't seem to mind. She left everything alone, perhaps realizing that whatever they did need to say couldn’t be covered in the fifteen-minute ride to Bax's.