Everyone went inside.From the supposed bunkhouse two men came out and opened the barn door. Yep, that was a helicopter. They pulled a car out of the b...rn and pulled it up near the house. John said, "Seven twenty to the vehicle."I was sighting in on that, but swung over to see the two guys doing something with the helicopter. I said, "They're refueling the helicopter down there. If we make the target, I'm going to use one of the explosive fifties on that thing. It should go up in a big. Main: Ok, batao kaise?Woh mere bagal mein baith meri ek tang pakad uthakar ghutno par mod bola: Dusre tang ko seedhe rakho aur is tang ke ghutne ko apne seene ke paas kheecho.Jaisa woh bola main waise ki. Par main jaankar apna ghutna zyada samne nahi laayi aur jaisa main sochi waisa hi hua. Woh meri tang ko apne hatho ke dam par dabane laga.Trainer: Haan aise!Main naotanki karti hui boli: Ahhh! Tum to mujhe phaad hi daaloge aaj!Trainer: Ehh… Hahaha, nahi nahi kuch nahi hoga. Ab dusre tang ko. It's hard to write about it, even after all this time. She had died of lung cancer, too many cigarettes, I guess; no one knew about it until afterward of course, she had been like that- never wanting to upset or worry anybody.I suppose it doesn't really matter, like I said, she died just before The End. I suppose the only reason I bring it up is because, well... she had been my only family.I feel like a bastard to say it, but I was almost relieved the day she died.I know it sounds horrible,. Gina reached out her hand to thankhim for his time. Murcer took her hand. "My pleasure. Listen I am notdoing anything tonight, what do you say we get some dinner?"Gina froze. The afternoon went better than expected, and she didn't wantto end the day negatively. But she didn't want to be alone with Murcerlate at night. She needed an excuse; one came to mind. "Thank you forthe invite, but I do have a lot that I need to do tonight.Gina tried to leave but Murcer would not release her hand. .