"Do you have any questions?" No," I replied. "I'm ready." Alright, here we go," he said followed immediately by the opening notes ofthe song through t...e headset.I counted myself in, and then started singing. Once I had finished my shortpiece, Aaron went through a similar line before he took full control of thesong for the first verse. I joined him for another short section before welaunched into the chorus together. Then it was my turn to shine as I sangthe second verse before we joined. Ana, who was dressed in a thin pale yellow sun dress with nothing under it, was dancing and occasionally exposing herself. The four Jamaican guys in the band kept staring at her, as she was putting on a show for them.We were ready to leave, when one of the band members came over to ask if we would like to join them for a last drink. Then we went around the back of the club. The other guys were all drinking rum. They poured some glasses for Ana and I. We talked for about an hour. During that. Even if I had had something else to do, I would have still answered the request of my attendance at a meeting. The puzzling part of the request was that I come alone; that is, without Anslee or Sir Jorst.That part of the request was so intriguing that I would not have missed the meeting for the world, as the saying goes. Since I would be traveling alone, I decided to take my Winchester with me as well as my usual complement of arms. I flew to Horurie City in the flying machine that I normally. ” Haaaaa….. Raviiiiii……. Melliga ………. Gadida madda la inta lavu unnadenti nee madda baboooooo?” ……. Vaidehi kutta kooda tite ga undi. Niluvu pedalu naa madda chuttooo gattiga pattubiginchai. Vaidehi kaaallu rendu naa nadumu chuttoooo melika vesindi. Ennirojulunundi dengichukoledu nee kutta mareee inta titega undi? Kurradani pukula undi ninnu eeeroju kutta pagilipoyela dengutane naa atta lanja” dengara naa lanjakoduka lanja alluda Madda ekkada dorikindi? Mee mama madda legavadu. Lepudamani roju.