It wasn't like the Janus I knew atall." That's the shock," Hank's father said. "Carry on..." He was hanging from his ceiling fan. His eyes were wide..... so wide..."Despite his natural calm, Hank felt the tears welling up. He couldn'tbelieve how one person could change so much in a day or two that they'dend up so much worse than Janus had been before he'd joined the group."His mother was crying, clutching at him. I saw the chair on the floorand I pushed it back up. I had out my pocketknife and I. But I think the heelsare a little high for work, don't you?" "I don't know how I ended up in this outfit. I put my regularclothes on this morning and now I remember changing but I don'tknow why. " "I don't have any idea why you are dressing like that. Did you dowhat I suggested and tell your wife you thought you liked wearinga dress." "No I didn't. I know my wife and she would have me in a dressfull time if I said that to her. I have got to take some time andthink about everything she has. Paul's mother still lived in the same house Paul grew up in butshe suffered from advanced arthritis and walked only with difficulty.She took no active part in operating the store but still drew a salaryfrom the store as a corporate director.Paul and Peggy had two small children, both girls, Abby, age four, andAllison who had just celebrated her second birthday. Paul and Peggy hada playroom in the back of the store where Peggy kept the kids occupiedwith toys and playthings when she was watching. Final, fair and pretty looking. The younger was more of plain looking but smart looking girl, studying in Pre Medical.In a few months the family became quite close to ours. Sudha and my mom would chat after finishing the house chorus. I once overheard her telling my mom that she and the two daughters sleep in the bed room and sharma ji sleep in the living room, as it was a two room accommodation.It was after couple of months after they moved in, I had had come back from my morning badminton.