He texted me the details of the place and I was waiting there for him. After some time a car came and stopped there the guy lowered the window and sai... Rajesh? By looking at me. I said yes then he opened the door and called me inside the car we greeted each other.He: shall we have some funMe: sure, but where is the placeHe: Don’t worry about the place I will arrange itMe: well I think you could help me out in arranging stuff for dressingHe: sure I will. Hope you remember the terms and. Swerving into traffic, I nearly lost my balance bumping into the gentleman in front of me. He turned, smiled and said, “I haven’t seen you before. Are you new to the bus ride?” “Yes” I replied, “It’s my first day on the job.” The gentleman behind me said, “Hang on tight, Missy, you’re in for a ride today. This driver isn’t called mad Max for nothing’” As I grabbed for the bar, I felt a hand on my thigh and some pressure against my bum. A knee? A hand? Deliberate, or an accident, I couldn’t. She was brought back to the present by the familiar strains of ‘A Prelude To Love’ by Brahman’s. That was Kasha’s music! The young woman leaned forward to watch her team mate take the ice. Her every nerve-end, every muscle, were stretched tight as if she were the one about to perform. He looked beautiful, his midnight black hair glowing almost blue-black in the purplish spotlights shining down from high up in the stadium canopy. He stood proud and erect, his legs apart,. “I’ll show you the lake by our house.”They carried on, the sand-colored walkway snaking through the trees, Jaeger always keeping an eye out for a peek of white as if trying to confirm to himself that these aliens weren’t quite as perfect as they seemed. He never once spotted an artificial structure from the path, as hard as he tried. The nature around them was immaculate. They finally arrived at the shore of the small lake that Maza had described, more of a pond in his opinion, wrapping around.