’ The Reverend’s eyes grew large. ‘Lord Orr? I don’t recall the name, but then there are so many members of the nobility in Britain and abroad...’ His eyes betrayed the fact that his mind was awhirl in thought. After a minute of silence, that was strangely uncomfortable for Abigail and Lawrence, the Minister seemed to remember his surroundings again. ‘I will speak to the Chief Magistrate personally about the matter. When you go to press your suit talk to him and mention my name.’ The Reverend. I come from a very well educated, dignified, upper middle class South Indian family. I speak Kannada as my mother tongue. I belong to quite an affluential family with ancestral properties and wealth as well.I do not live with my parents as they have found their retirement home close to the airport in Bangalore and which makes life hell for me to commute to my office. Also, I have been brought up as an independent woman with strong mentality.I have been single for quite sometime now. I have been. I had a few things on my mind while you were sleeping." Oh," I said. "OK. Well, maybe you should do that tomorrow." It can wait," Carrie said."What house?" Kelly asked.I had figured that Kasey had filled her mother in."Oh, Carrie and I looked at a house the other day," I said. "It's a nice one. I just wanted to make sure that Lemons doesn't disrupt our lives more than he has. Sorry."All eyes shifted to Carrie."I'll call in the morning," she said with a smile. I winked at her and she blew me a. Everyone burst out laughing when they heard the long farts that were followed by the sound of Dena gagging.“Since I got Molly involved, I will go take one for the team,” I told them as I headed toward the stairs.Shield, don’t fail me now.I picked up Dena’s water on the way. In the bathroom, I turned on the window fan, kissed Dena on the head, once she stopped pinching off a loaf, and then started closing the doors between her and the end of the hallway that led to the bathroom.“How many more.