He used to be in town for 15 days and another 15 days he will go out of stations.Coming to the heroine, she is 5 feet and has a perfect structure. She...is from a village and always used to wear sari at home. I never paid much attention to her as I used to work in night and used to sleep in the morning. Usually when I used to come home at 5:30 AM I used to see her cleaning the floor outside her door. In one of those days when I was climbing the steps I saw her cleaning the floor with a broom by. Laurel smiled softly at Connor as his rich deep baritone voice filled the night she listened as Miranda and Connor's voices seemed to weave together blending, rising and falling, swirling through the night breeze wrapping around those listening, drawing them into the music and the song. Laurel whispered silently to Hank "thank you" Hank smiled at her "it was the least I could do after you so gracefully gave your gift of song to the Unicorn's." Laurel hugged her children "I've waited a long time. It was rush hour, and the ride to the hotel took almost thirty minutes. During the ride, we struck up a conversation. She told me that her name was Diane and that she was born and raised in Delaware but lived in Illinois. She was divorced and had three children. Two daughters, both of whom were married and had kids of their own, and a son who was serving in US Navy in Florida. She was a commercial real estate broker with a company based out of Chicago and was visiting the same company that I. "I think if we're..." I pointed at Robbie, then back at myself. "... going to do it, we should stick with a musical. We can get Unrehearsed back together, then add a few more. Toby on Piano, Chad on guitar, and Sally plays like a regular Karen Carpenter."Who?" Kelly piped up from where she was snuggled on my lap."Karen Carpenter. The Carpenters?" Kelly looked blank. So did her sister, sitting between Robbie and Tami on the sofa. The younger generation, huh."We need to talk to them." You sound.