"Then go get a nightlight. They sell them down at the corner market,that Quickie-Mart thing, you know." I looked. They want three fifty for the one I ...ant. And I don't haveit, you didn't leave me any money today." He didn't quite accuse her ofneglect. "Can you stop and pick one up on your way? Actually, I saw inthe paper that they are selling the same exact kind at Lamps-R-Us in themall near you for less than a dollar."The mall. Hmm. "Well, okay." She relented. It wasn't Drew's fault thathe. I could still hang up.“It’s Matt.”A longer pause. “Matt?”“Yeah.” What, you don’t even remember me?“Wow ... Um, how are you? Where are you?”“At my aunt’s. Back in town for a few weeks.”Julie didn’t say anything.“Anyway, I was just calling to see what’s up,” I said quickly, to fill the gap.“Not much ... What about you?”Flowing below this simple and polite conversation was a thunderous torrent of unspoken words. I didn’t feel like beating around the bush with her much longer, so I got to the. ” G2 always intended to write the story of being homeless and sell it. Now these punk bastards had it. He screeched as he launched himself toward the punk with his words and was rewarded with a fist to the jaw that sent him back into the wall. He hit his head on the bricks hard enough to stun him and he slumped to the sidewalk. “Nothin’ here but license numbers,” the punk laughed. He didn’t know which one. Papers were being scattered. Ten precious pieces of paper and his pencil. All the work. 1 minute ke liye to main bhi unhe dekhti rahi yu hi tangen failaye hue.Jab hosh aaya to maine jhat se apni tangon ko band kiya aur apne hathon se apni chuchion ko dhak liya. Jiju bhi ek dum se bahar chale gaye. Maine jaldi se kundi lagai. Aur jaldi se apne upar pani dala aur towel se apna badan ponchne ke baad kapde pehnne lagi.Tabhi main jiju ki aawaj suni. Woh didi se keh rahe the ki Rajni kahan hai bahut bhukh lagi hai jaldi se khana dedo mujhe. Aunty boli ki woh bechari to aaj subha ki lagi.