After a few weeks, I got a nice chance. All of our friends were not coming except me and Aditya. I wanted to make full out of it.Aditi: Yaar Aditya! D... you know what?Aditya : What?Aditi : My milkman made a very sly non-veg comment on me.Aditya : hain? What did he do?Aditi : actually he didn’t come for a day, so I said “bhaiya bata kar chutti lia karo! Dudh hi nai tha kal pura din”. At this he replied “ arey aapke dudh ki kaha kami hai, yeh itne bade dudh hai aapke, nikal lete”.I was dumbstruck. So let's just admit defeat and part as friends."All the feelings Ged had while on tour returned in intensity, that hopeless, yawning hole in his heart. His shoulders slumped, and then he made a decision."If that's how you want it, I have to agree, don't I?" his voice a drone. "You might move on, but not me. When I knew you were married to Zak, I had other relationships. None of them were enough: it was you I needed and wanted, I just wouldn't admit it."Well, not any more. No more relationships.. I mumbled something about needing to ask her more questions, not really aware of my words. This rare, incomprehensible happening: to see a person for the first time and to be irrationally overwhelmed, entranced, captivated. I told her that her entertaining skills would be invaluable to my clients, but my voice seemed distant and almost not a part of me. I wanted this woman with every fibre of my being. My body was tense and glowing. I could feel growing hardness, intense desire, and feelings. "Let's try that."I directed the priest to hold the ring and King's hand as he invoked the link. Because Lasahn wasn't present, I didn't really expect it to work well, but perhaps it would be enough to get past a block. The priest nodded at me."Try to whisper your daughter now, Your Majesty," I directed him."Lasahn?" the old man spoke aloud, not necessary for a whisper spell but convenient for us. "Lasahn! Thank the Gods! I can hear her!"Alladin cheered, and I quickly hushed him."Ask her where.