”“Cold soup?” I asked. “I never imagined that. I’ll try it.”“I expect you’ll try everything, Tony,” Lissa laughed. “You can be our...official taster.”“There’s no poison in here, is there, Kitten? The taster doesn’t particularly want this to be the last supper.”“If there is, we’ll sue the deli when you’re gone,” she giggled. “For mental distress and hardship.”“And loss of services,” Melody added.We were sitting in a circle around the food and it was all really good. That also gave us the right. He very much doubted that they would be welcome in her establishment once more. These dark thoughts thundered through Hove's mind, right up to the point when Holmes finally deemed it necessary to arrive. He carried an elongated parcel wrapped in brown paper and his customary Portmanteau."I say Holmes, just where the merry hell have you been?" Hove burst out."Brighton, please! There are ladies present. I apologise profusely, I was unavoidably detained. The other reason for my lateness is. ’ The other one answered. Gary fastened his jeans and pulled on his T-shirt, stepped around the corner. The two men looked up at him, blushed and said nothing more. The one man he knew slightly, he was one of Lee’s regulars, he didn’t know the other man. When Lee came out of the back room he was waiting. ‘Hi, honey. Want to go do something?’ She asked. ‘Yes, we need to have a talk.’ He answered. He walked with her down the street a block to a quiet little cafe. He told her what he had. Wo hanste hue andar aayi mujhase hug karke boli hi jiju how are you? Meri to bolti band thi khair mein saamanya hua aur phir usko welcome kiya maine kaha tumhare intzar men abhi tak chai nahi pee hai to wo boli chalo chai magayie wahi pite hain.phir isi tarah se kaafi der baatein hoti rahi.raat ka dinner ham log bahar karke room main laute to mera dil kah raha tha aaj mauka hai aaj nahi to kabhi nahi ye hasrate dil poori hogi aur dar ke maare bhi bura haal tha kahin naraz ho gayi to? Khair baat.