I didn’t get a chance to ask, but I had the feeling that it was the three lifeforms that hovered next to Ercan and Oya as they made their way down t...e wide hallway.The three lifeforms were humanoid, but they were like nothing I had ever seen. If I could choose one word to describe them, it would be tiny. They couldn’t have been more than thirty centimeters tall, if that, and they were about as wide as they were tall. Stocky would probably be a better word for it, and they had four legs that. Naangal sagajamaaga pechu koduthu konde, kaamam seithu kondu irunthom.Pinbu kathali oru porul yatho kuraigirathe, kadaiku sendru vaagi vara vendum endru sollinal. Naan udane manam ilamal nan sendru vangi varugiren endren, aval ilai nee sendral anaivarum paarpaargal. En thangaiyai sendru vaangi vara solinaal appozhuthu aval un frnd thane neeiye sendru vaangi vaa endral.Aval udane sari di endru kovamaaga kadaiku sendral, en sunni viraithu irunthathu. Kathali paarthu vida pogiraal endru sunni. Michelle nodded, and they played.The sky was darkening, and bringing with it a breeze with light spots of rain, as though it was a taster of a bigger storm to come, but Michelle walked the short distance to the shopping area to its main retail supermarket where she soon found the c***dren’s and babies aisle.What to get, she thought. A few dummies, maybe a couple of toys, a new story book. She put several items in her basket and slowly browsed around, filling it up as she went, and was soon. ‘Please come in.’ Joey looked over at the boy who was standing nearest the door, in the front of the line, and saw a defeated look on his face. Joey, not entirely succeeding in suppressing her smile, walked into the open office door. ‘Miss Jankowski, I thought I would be seeing you, please close the door.’ Joey closed the door behind her and dropping her book bag on the floor began to sit in the chair in front of his desk. ‘Did I ask you to sit down?’ he asked sternly. Joey getting back to her.