"Okay. Well, we thought if you visited someone special that lived near or maybe with someone or two that we thought were special, that maybe you'd let...us ride along and maybe by us being there to keep one or two occupied there might be fewer distractions for you." And how would you keep one or two others occupied, young lady?" Dad chuckled."Oh, we'd probably just go play in traffic," Rhonda said innocently."Well, Harry-Dad and I are going to have to discuss this," Mom said. Rhonda broke out. Mai har roj uske yanha sam ko hisab bagairah dikhane jati thi. Mai uske yanha 7 saal se kam kar rahi thi. Ye kahani kariban 4 saal se chal rahi hai. Pahale 3 saal bahut achchha chal raha tha. Mere boss ki biwi mayake chali gayee thi, wo kariban 2-3 mahine se mayake me hi thi, kyon ki uski father ki tabiyat bahut kharab tha, aur uske mayake yanha se kariban 600 Km east me padhta tha. Wo akela hi rahata tha. Pahale bhi mai uski ghar me ja kar har din ka accounts aur office ki din bhar ki karobar. Snoring. Deep and rumbling. The warleader slept.Perfect.The dagger’s sharp tip pierced the canvas with a rasping whisper. With patience, I cut down, working through the thick cloth. My knife whisked. I paused after each sawing stroke, listening to the snoring. It stayed the same. Inch-by-inch, my blade sliced downward, making my entrance into the tent.Finished, the cloth swayed, loose.I crept through the hole and crouched just inside. Movement froze me. In the corner, a form uncurled, painted. I had a meeting of the minds with a client but we still needed to formalize the contract. It took Ann and I a few days to write up our proposed contract. We scheduled a meeting with them for the following Wednesday. It turned out that Ann had an exam in one of her classes and could not attend. I would have to represent us but we would have our telepathic link. This company was located over in Massachusetts not far from Barbara’s college. We had done two small projects for them before. I got up.