I opened the door – it was the jewellers sister. I asked her to come in, and left her for a moment while I went to collect the cash for the necklace...When I came back she was stood leaning back against the wall; she’d left the door open (having not been in India long I didn’t really understand why she’d done this). I moved past her and closed the door – her eyes looked at me in expectation and slight alarm. “Can I get you something to drink?” I asked, “No thankyou” she replied. I stood for a. I stayed at the cabin, except for work, for about 3 weeks. I had kept my cell phone off and told work that I was not taking any non-business calls. While in town and on my lunch hour, I moved some of the bank accounts around to protect at least half of the money we had saved. Sharon had not worked for a few years, so I was quite sure that if we got divorced it would cost me. I had a small trust fund that my grandfather had left me, besides the cabin, so whatever I had to give to Sharon, those. She doesn’t know about the wedding, but she does know that we are planning a reception for people who could not be at the wedding, so use her as you see fit.”“I will dear, now get going.”Amanda found Jeannie waiting for her in the foyer. Jessica had brought down the bag that Amanda had packed earlier, so she did not need to go back upstairs.“All set?” asked Jeannie.“It would appear so,” said Amanda as she followed Jeannie out to her car; stowing the messenger bag and her one other bag into the. Hi, Renay’‘Where are we?’ she asked.‘I have no idea, to be honest. I just woke up a few minutes ago.’‘Oh. Okay then.’ She stood up. We both looked around together, but still saw nothing. We eventually sat down, at a fair distance of each other.You can say what you want about the situation we’re in, but the air felt really clean and fresh. I was thinking that we were probably somewhere in the more natural countries. Either way this couldn’t be in America or Europe. Maybe we were somewhere in the.