Reena: Tell me something about yourself. Where are you from? What do you do? Married or single or any girlfriend/Me: I am married. No kids. From Mumba... and have my own business.Reena: Good to know that.Me: What about you?Reena: As you know I am a doctor. A mother and a wife of a husband who hardly stays with me.Me: What do you mean?Reena: He is a businessman and most of the time stays away. Either of state or out of the country.Me: Oh. So how do fulfill your basic needs?Reena: I am independent. We both are good friends and used to share each and every thing.He used to tell me all his problems and I used to tell him mine. From our talks it was clear that he also likes me. When we reached his home, we all greeted each other and we both hugged each other too. That was the time something happened to me. I was fallen for him. We both went to his room and our gossips began. We then planned to go out to watch a movie. We decided to go to Ambience mall.Then we took tickets and went inside. Emma, Doreen and the two girls made their way up to to the John Lewis coffee shop and tried to enjoy two Lattes. Doreen couldn’t with her naughty guilty secret which she was dying to tell her daughter. Nicola had seen a school friend Flossie Rungren and joined her and her family, happily chatting and admiring the bear that dwarfed them both. Trudy gurgled happily beside Emma as Doreen leaned forward to whisper in a conspirational manner.“Must be getting old darling,” she giggled, stirring her. Suddenly she heard a commotion from the western road that led into town.Glancing to her left she saw a large group of mounted men coming into town. They were dressed like mercenaries or soldiers, and looked to be hardened men of action. At the lead was a huge specimen of a warrior, dressed in large interlocking black plates of armor. His pauldrons had faces of the doomed crying out in despair, shaped into the metal, and gave him a demonic look. A large red cloak covered most of him, and the.