Mene kaha kuch nahi hota. Tu kehti thik ha aj sy main tumhri gf. Phir pochny lagi tum ny kabhi kisi larki ko kiss kia ha? Tu mene kaha nahi. Phir hum ...say he batay krty rhy. Aik din unhu ny mujhy din k time call ki r kehnay lagi k meray ghar aao mene bazar sy kuch mangwana ha. Mene kaha ok r un k ghar k liya chal diya.Main un k ghar phuncha r phunch k mene door bell dia tu andar sy bahir aai r kehny lagi k mujhy doodh la du. Mene ok kaha r doodh lenay chala gaya. Jb main doodh ly k wapis aya tu. " Such is the way of women," Sir Patrick conceded. Kashim nodded as if in disappointed agreement. Suzie growled her objections but Sir Patrick was not to be diverted. "However, if you wanted me to, I think I could put things right."Kashim looked uncertain. He drew a finger across Suzie's breasts, contemplating them carefully. He moved his hand again, stroking her thigh as she tried to turn herself away from him. He studied Sir Patrick's face for a moment and then said, "I would not wish you to. They turned off the highway at the town of Wayne's Quarters. It was the nearest large town to David's house, although it was another twenty-seven miles away. This town, like the other, had extensive damage, but since they arrived later the residents had had more time to recover and there were more people out surveying the damage. Although this was the town that David did his shopping in, he had no plans to pick anything up tonight, having done all his shopping before he went to pick his. Inside we saw a seemingly endless variety of pills and powders in various bags. He looked back at us. “I was a medic for the military you see.. I’ve been around the world and I’ve collected quite an array of legal and illegal pharmaceuticals here boys.” He went on to explain “After the war, conventional medicine couldn’t handle my unique way of practicing, so I was forced out.” He said coldy “but that doesn’t mean that I still can’t be useful to people in need.”He searched through his arsenal.