She was not carrying any luggage, except her hand bag and two or three files. she was looking around searching for me. I called her “Rekha aunty”....She turned to me. Immediately after seeing me, a big smile came on her face. I wished her and asked about the journey. She was so happy as I made myself for her.Rekha: Thank you so much Arun, I am very glad you are here for me.Me: Its ok aunty it is nothing.Rekha: Arun I have an appointment in Women and Children welfare office at 11:00 am. Is it far. "All six girls were grinning at Paul making him calm down even more. Isobelwhispered to the others, "Dad is about to make someone regret hurtingDeborah." Avery grinned then admitted, "If he didn't then grandpa would."Al added, "Uncle John looks more than happy to let the two of them handlethis, I think he already tore apart a bunch of people at the schoolalready."The girls asked, "Why did you call him 'Uncle John', we thought you weren'this niece?" Al grinned and told them proudly, "My brother. She was too neat and professional somehow, her movements too precise, almost like she was some sort of automaton playing the part of an attractive young businesswoman a little too well. Carol felt another twinge of jealousy at how her tasteful yet sexy wardrobe clung to every curve of her unrealistically appealing body. Further, she was oddly still during breaks in the conversation or when not deliberately moving, and she only rarely seemed to blink, and even that small movement seemed somehow. Summer just lay there, while Josh cuddled her. After a while, the flow of tears stopped. She shook herself out of a daze and noticed Josh had turned on the big screen TV. The two of them watched some simple cartoons for a while. It was a beautiful union. Josh had his arms around her waist, while Summer had her head on his shoulder. The two of them felt just right. Anna guided Bess from the doorway. "Shh, child, come away from there! It ain't right, let then two be." chided Anna. Days passed..