Yendhinaado yee formalities okke, chumma jhaada kaattadhe, yidhokke yellaavarum coolaayi cheynna kaariyangal alle, pinnedhuva… Yidhokke cheyaanum sh...oting cheyanumokke yivalumaarkkonnum oru chalippumille, nammude pennungalakk aanel yingane valladhum cheydhu kanikkan pattumo, yivarude okke oru tholikattiye… aara paranjadh nammude pennungalkk yidhonnum pattillennu, yividullor yidhilum riski aayittulla paripaadikalum yethra nissara laahavathode yaa kaatti koottunnadh, yeatra cassettes thanikku. They are both absolutely brilliant. I enjoy working for Magus. I think you’ll enjoy working with Titus.”“Really?” Nestor said.“No two days are the same around here. I have plenty of time to read. It is a rare occasion when I have to look and act tough,” Phil said.Nestor said, “I’m kind of worried about that look and act tough part of this job. I’m a poet at heart.”“I know what you mean, I’m a historian,” Phil said.Nestor said, “I guess there is about as much demand for historians as there are. “This note you gave me is from my friend Piers. But he did mention a form of payment that I certainly would accept.”Here we go again. Too bad you can’t see my eyes rolling at you.“There has to be something else I can do. Maybe scrub the decks, cook your food.” The witch is all for what the men have in mind, but she knows well that Hazel will have nothing but complaints.Rowley shrugs. “No way to pay, I cannot take you. Supplies cost money, port fees and not to mention my time wasted. I don’t. “You know, he was at our wedding. But since we had so many guests, you might have forgotten his name.” I said, getting up, “Let me get our wedding album and show you.”I went to the shelf, got our wedding album, flipped the pages until I reached a picture of us with Balram uncle, and showed it to Shilpa.“See, he is no Greek god.” I said as Shilpa studied the picture. And he wasn’t. Balram uncle was almost bald, dark skinned, short, with a big paunch and stubby legs.“Yeah… I didn’t want a Greek.