She took a raincoat out of the hallcloset. She put it on just as the taxi lights flashedthrough the window.‘You’ll need some money for the...fare!’ I shouted.‘Come out and see me pay for the taxi.’ She shoutedback.She sure had my interest now. I just got to the frontdoor as she was opening her coat and showing ‘all’ tothe taxi driver, a middle aged black man.‘This is my fare and tip. Will you take me to mydestination?’‘You bet. Raj .. ..Ye .. Ab .. Aahhh .. ..Chodo .. Mujhe .. .. ..Ohoo .. ..Raj-ab hilo mat .. Sanduk ka dhak gir jayega .. ..Maine ek hi jhatke mein .. Kurta uper kr diya bra khol di .. Fir nada khol kr salwar khol kr mausi ki gaand mein lund ghused diya .. .Mausi-arreee chhodo .. .Chhoodoo .. Ye kya kr rahe..Hoo .. ..Aaahh .. Chhodo .. .Raj-aab to hilo na .. Maza aa raha hai..Mausi .. .Bas khadi raho ..Mausi-are chhod na .. Mere hath dard kr rahe hain..Isko niche to rakhne de .. .Raj-tum chhuda kr. I heard him just saying okay, be there in a few. When he hung up, i looked over at him, he glanced at me. Asked if Id be alright with having the baby at Brians place. NO, was my instant answer, what if something goes wrong? He said Brian had a nursing student there that would help, an since neither of them knew who was the father, they both wanted to be there. Before I even answered, he was already turning around. I asked him, what about the pain, that I needed something for the pain. Paul. Without giving it much thought I left home. But I couldn’t concentrate on anything. It was around 11PM in the Night when I decided to go and meet Leela again. So I drove back to The Delhi Cantt as fast as Possible in the same SUV and went to the spot where I dropped her last night.I drove my car inside the bushes so that no one sees me and Leela making sure I don’t put her life in danger. I stopped my car between the bushes and got down looking around. But couldn’t find her anywhere. I stood.