“It’s me,” She said meekly in a small voice. Sudha heard the door open before her. “Hi, beautiful, come inside, I was waiting for you,” Gupt... told leading her inside.The room was dimly lit, she couldn’t see clear, her eyes were still adjusting to the darkness. She heard the door being locked behind her, her heart sank a little. But what happened next surprised her and she left out a loud cry. Following closely behind her, Gupta gave her a strong push that she fell onto the bed.Sudha fell on her. I love to do this, and when that bear hit me with his claws, I thought I would never be out here again. And I wouldn't be, without you. Even if I had somehow survived, I would have been a cripple. No arm, or an arm mangled so badly it would never move again. I owe my life to you. Thank you.{{{ Uninterpretable thoughts and feelings. Your mates are the reason you are alive. I did what I was meant to do, }}} he clearly received.Why can I understand her now — well at least part of what she said?. He had added himself into my phone. I smiled, maybe this wasn’t a joke. I sent him a quick simple text: All clear. Then glanced around before heading down the row of stalls to the last one, stepping inside and locking the door in case some girl decided to wonder in at that moment. It seemed like an eternity as I stood there, waiting, leaning against the side of the stall. If he was going to come in here, then that could only mean one thing. It’s not like we were going to sit in the bathroom and. Such news filtered through during the whole morning and, at the end of it, no-one was any wiser.Benin, at the University, knew exactly what she must do. She promptly enlisted in the Novgorod Defence Regiment, a local defence unit, handing Garcia to the Professor for safe keeping. He'd practically become a Grandfather to him in any case.The facts were, though, that Railways and communications in a 150 kilometre deep strip in front of the invaders had been paralysed by pinpoint attacks by the.