”She steps backs and lets her mother’s lifeless body fall the rest of the way to the floor. No sooner does it land the sound of the door to the gr...at hall opens. Eris stiffens and waits, focusing her hearing to the new arrival.“Boy oh boy,” her brother’s voice rattles off the walls. “I never thought you’d stay and face your fate.” It isn’t until he gets close does her see his mother’s body lying in a pool of her own blood. His eyes go big and a gasp escapes his lips. “What the... ?”Eris spins. I was wondering what to do. After a few seconds Mahesh came by and looked amused to see my head popping out of the change room and came towards me. ‘Any problem geetha madam?’ he asked. I told him about the lack of hangers and he replied that the carpenter had taken the hanger out with him for some repair that morning and smiled at me. ‘I can take the blouse and hang it in the cup-board next door if u want’ he offered. I thought about it a bit. ‘Don’t worry geetha madam … It’s only next door’,. In Upper Darby and ride it to City Hall. He got off there and then walked down South Broad Street to Pine, turned left and then went the remaining block and a half to the bar and went inside.The Pine Room, as it was known by many of its customers, was not the classiest place in town, but the prices were not outrageous, and one could have a good time there with a clientele that in the evening normally ranged in age from the mid twenties to early thirties. He walked in, looked around, and found a. It was the Manager of the hotel with the secret hotel room whom I know well “unfortunately there has been a mistake with your booking but we have allocated you a hotel at our other hotel. There will be an Uber waiting for you at the train station when you arrive. We look forward to welcoming you and apologies for any inconvenience.”No inconvenience at all I thought! As promised there was an Uber waiting for me and I made the journey across London to my new hotel. I checked in, “how many keys.