I was alone here. I knew that much but not much else. I tried calling out and thought I could hear my own voice, it seemed too small, like the sound w...ves were bleeding off rather than carrying my voice like they should.I had the thought that I should enjoy it and take the chance to get some sleep. It was dark and I was comfortable. It seemed like the best thing to do. I was tired. A lot had happened. I was so tired. It was so hard to go on and it was so comfortable here. I could just stay. Tho mein room me akela tha aur meine bahar dekha tho pool mein who ladaki akeli naaha rahi hai aur mein bhi waha chala gaya is baar meine use hi bola to use bhi kaha hi.. tho hamara conversation chalta raha to mujhe pata chala ki who sab delhi se yaahan aaye hai aur uski tabiyat theek na hone ke wajaha se who yahi par hai tho mere dimak mein ek idea aaya aur meine mere frens ko mobile par phone kiya ki mein nahi aunga tum log ghum aao… aur meine kaha ki meri bhi tabiyat theek nahi hai is liya. He opened the door to the bedroom — a room where he'd spent many an hour in sexual overload — and beheld the enigmatic actress sitting on her bed. She was dressed in a red velour robe, her pretty legs crossed in a lady-like manner. Her hair was wrapped in a white towel and her face was void of make-up though still quite beautiful. She had a serious expression on her face."Hey, Jake," she said, looking at him. "What brings you here unannounced? Aren't you supposed to be recording?" I left early. He and Edward then went into the headquarters tent to report. Capt. Georges Thenault, sat at his desk as the pilots walked into the tent. “Good afternoon gentlemen,” he said, “I understand you had a good day. Two German Albatros and one Fokker D seven. Edward that gives you three. Two more an you will be an ace, maybe our first ace.”“What does the train make Keating? Asked Edward, ”Should he not also be an ace?” “Train?” said Thenault, “What train?”“A troop train with forty cars and an.