“Lucy?” I called, and didn't hear a word, but I did notice something; a note, which I picked up. 'Rachel. Do you remember when we found that aband...ned house? Meet me there if you can. ASAP' The note read in Lucy's distinct, scribbly handwriting, which was quite difficult to read. It reminded me of the notes we used to exchange in school, which we used to write in coded lettering, so nobody found out. I couldn't help but get lost in a thought about school, and I smiled. Oh my did I smile. I. She just didn’t say that, but infact helped me so much and we were able to close the audit with excellent score.To thank Keerthi for her help through this, my whole branch threw a party and we had a very good dinner at a 4 star hotel in the city. I started getting closer with Keerthi from then on and we used to share any issues we had in our office and helped each other to overcome it. Not to forget, Keerthi’s husband was also working in the same bank in a different city though. As I started. “Razil, your cousin, Lizen, let me know that your training is at last getting back on track”. The man at the head of the table said with a deep and satisfied voice. Although he contained his aura, the natural air the man exuded was very profound.“I’m also feeling improvement, father”. Razil said respectfully, forcing a humble countenance.“Good. You should follow your elder brother’s and cousin’s example. Don’t let your younger sisters look down on you”. The man said sternly.“Dear, our son has. As for skills, she excelled in curse-like enchantments as well as various other utility spells. Kerensa was twenty-seven years old, and was single with an interest in both men and women, though leaned towards the latter.Vibit: A pale grey-blue asura that was often seen on his own, as his inventing could make him a bit of a recluse. His ears were long and wide, and drooped down at the ends. His hair was dark brown and cut short. Not caring what other people thought, he'd build anything he.