Now it doesn’t. You might want to talk to whoever in this town does things about getting it back into operation again.” I continued on, leaving hi... standing and gaping in shock at me.There was a porch out front of the first house on the right with an older woman and what must have been her son listening to her screech. I heard her yelling at him, “I know what I saw! It was big as the mountain and black as night! It flew right over the barrow!” She pointed at the large structure halfway up the. ”“Carts?” Jomo asked.“You might end up with two of them. One for you and one for the rest of your family.”“I don’t know about that. We’re used to walking.”“Your job is pretty far from the townhouse. You’ll need a cart to get to it. Kiah might want to do some shopping while you’re at work. She could use a cart to help carry the groceries home.”“Speaking of food ... is there any?” Kiah asked.Turning to Kiah, Min Thu said, “There are some eggs, cheese, milk, and other things in the refrigerator.. Adil toh meri sunte hi nahi bas! Kabhi emergency pade, kuch hogaya toh sochna padhta hai kya karun, kisko bolu!Mai- Koi emergency ho, ya kisi cheez ki zarurat ho, aur Adil na ho toh mujhe boldogi toh chalega.Saher- Kuch zarurate Adil hi puri kar sakte hai.Maine socha aur mujhe ehsas hua. Mai chup hogaya aur apne pant me bana tent chhupane ki jaddo jahed karne laga. Mai underwear nahi pehanta woh aur dikh raha tha. Aur shayad Saher ne bhi dekh liya tha.Maine fir kaha, “Tum aram karo, mai baat. At least there was no hurry, I'd heard of peopleusing the old-style receivers for weeks at a time with no problems, itwas really more just a piece of mind kind of thing.I yawned and stretched, shaking the sleep out of my limbs. Looking aroundthe room for something to wear, I noticed something odd -- my door wasopen. I never slept with the door open.As I stood up, I felt something kind of strange. That same tingling in myhands and feet that I'd felt yesterday, when Sarah used the helmet on.