. ?” “Where ever you’re most comfortable, Suzie.” I say her name for myself more than for her, a reminder of the reality even though it will ...oon dissipate. She looks at me, unsure, and then smiles. Holding her hand out for me I take it and push up from the couch, leaving my shoes behind. Her fingers are small and gentle, the contrast is something I’ve always loved. Motioning to my scarred chest she asks, “What happened?” I shrug and deliver my well rehearsed line, “Car accident a long time. What is this book?"I began to protest, but he held up his hand. "Don't lie. I can see thatthe book you carry around must contain some power that gives you theabilities of a powerful physician. It almost seems like magic," he saidcarefully.I held my finger to my lips as if to keep quiet. A shocked look flashedin his eyes and he sat down on a pew wringing his hands, but his avaricewas not lessened."All right, I will ask no more. If you want to keep it secret I canunderstand. However, you should. There was a tall slender blond taking some items out of boxes and checking them off a packing list. She looked up and saw Karen and said, “You must be Karen. I’m Deb. Close the door and come on over here and help me inventory this shipment so I can make sure they sent everything I ordered. You can leave your clothes over there on that chair.” Karen looked to where she was pointing and saw the chair and walked over to it and started to get undressed. The blond woman continued talking, “I. Fir kafi der tak sochne ke baad mene kaha didi agar koi aisa mil jaye jo hame baad me blackmail na kare ,To didi ne kaha han per agar mil bhi gaya to usse baat kese krenge , fir m sochne lagi ki didi baat to thik keh rahe hai , agar koi mil bhi gaya to usse kya baat krenge . Or yhi sab sochte sochte pata nahi kab sham ho gai fir hum ghar ke kamo me busy ho gaye ,Diner ke baad jab me raat ko leti hui thi to achanak se mere man me raju uncle ka khyal aya , raju uncle hamare area me cabel ka kaam.