I didn’t understand so I just walked to the window and looked out of it, at all my friends chatting to each other, making out with their boyfriends,...and planning their weekend probably, whilst I was stuck in this prison.I felt warm air at my neck which startled me and I jumped screaming bloody murder. That rough laugh filled the room again and I turned around to see Timmy almost passing out with laughter on one of the tables.“You should have heard yourself, Emma. You’re such a pussy!” “Timmy. Naveen nodded and continued his work as per his uncle’s instruction. However, some funny noise from downstairs disrupted him and Naveen was curious about what that noise might be. Familiar voices talking or rather arguing something very softly, but couldn’t escape Naveen’s sharp ears. Naveen quietly walked out of the room and went near the staircase to see what was going on downstairs. From where he was, he could see Ravi and Thuba standing near the kitchen and arguing something very seriously.. ” “As long as I don’t have to bet yours,” Levi said, patting me gently on my rear. “So what’s your plan, mastermind?” I asked with a giggle. “Did you get me a fake ID?” “Not enough time,” Levi replied. He finally let go of me to pull out his phone. “But I think this might be even better.” “What?” I asked in confusion, but Levi only shook his head and called us a cab. That alone was a good idea. Although we didn’t live far from the strip of bars on the boardwalk, I would have risked the. She had made sure to park the van in the shade so that the dogs would not get overheated. She wondered if it were possible to install an air conditioner in the van that ran just off the battery, but would not run it down if the van were parked unused for three or four hours. Well, she would ask Grace to check into that. She had so many contacts that surely she could find such a device if it existed. Sue was sure that the dogs would appreciate it.When she finished her leisurely lunch, she did.