Fir thodi der baad me aur mera bhatija bazar chale jate hai aur waha se bahut sare colour kharid lete hai. Yeh sare colour hum apni pockets me daal le...e hai jisase ghar me kisi ko pata nahi chale ki hum colour leke aaye hai.Is baar hum ghar k pichhe wale gate se enter hote hai jiska gate pehle se khula hota hai. Gate me enter hote hi ek chhota ground hai jisme kuchh sabjiya ugayi hui hai aur yaha hum khelte bhi hai. Mene waha colour ko pocket se nikal k chhupa diya aur ghar me chala gaya. Bhahi. I enjoyed nature myself, especially with a pretty girl by my side, and I had a few ideas to spice things up, after her curiosity was satisfied.It was still cool outside. Mandy had wondered about my socks and coat, but she was grateful for them as soon as we went out. I carried a rucksack with our lunch, drinks, and a couple of blankets. Tempting as it was to make Amanda do it, she didn’t have the right equipment for it, or the right body shape, really.We spent a couple of hours slowly walking. “Thanks.”“No problem. The real problem is heading down here to tell you off, I reckon.”“Oh, you got that right,” I sighed.I now noticed that the Troopers who had been with me had formed a cordon around me to prevent anyone staring at what Flinn and Torun were up to, though I didn’t really need the privacy. They did part to let Commanders Gust, Terk and Vicce through though.“Status on your patient?” Gust asked Flinn, keeping it formal.“She’ll be on her feet in five rotations; full recovery, less. ”“Yep, those boys act serious. Maybe we need to let the fools catch up with us get lost in the crowd a bit.”An hour later we found what we wanted, a little draw just off the trail. We eased into it and waited. We heard them for a good while before we saw them, five riders on pretty poor horses with no pack mules. They lost our tracks and drew up confused.“Where’d they go?”One youngster was off his horse casting about. “Don’t worry. I’ll find them directly.”Another snorted and the voice was.