The sisters had seen Charlie in one of these moods before and they knew the poor girl was probably doomed to damnation at his vicious hands. He starte... to speak gibberish and confused them all by bending her over and giving her his special kisses in her most private of openings making her squeal louder than the goat when it drew it's last breath. They never knew the girl's name but he sent her on her way only taking about a foot of her hair which he had the sisters braid and he wore it around. Peeking up at the sky from beneath his hood, his cropped rusty silver hair was tousled by a flick of a breeze. The sky showed a few clouds hinting their red dusky hue while a dark storm on the horizon flickered blue as it headed farther into the mountains. Ice blue eyes darted around, peering between the trees, the Abbot knew this track from fifteen years of regular weekly passage, yet he knew the fragile peace of this area could be lost to brigandage at any time. He had put off the mad warrior. It took a few minutes. Finally, I noticed a group of people presenting some documents to the official, and walking towards me. They introduced themselves as Mel and Paulie Jodies. They were my adopted family for the year. The official unlocked my handcuff, and the three of us moved to the baggage claim department.Mel ? Mrs. Jodies, did most of the talking, telling me how excited they were that I came to live with them, and how they were going to help me out in any way I needed, blah blah. Badanme halkasi dard mehasus ho raha tha lekin wo dard mitha lag raha tha. Samajme nahi aa raha tha ki kay sahi hai our kya galat. Our yahi sochate sochate hi mai so gayee. Dusare din rutine work karte huye bar bar mai kalki baat yaad yati thi. Our manhi man sahi our galat sochati rahi. Sham hote maine wash liya our chay banayee. Sofeme baitke kitab padate chay khatm ke nahi to doorbell bajane lagee. Muze laga mere hubby aaya hoga. Turant door open kiya, to zatse Samir aanter aayapiche se door.