Even she looked a little surprised.I debated whether I should tell her what to expect right here or wait until we were well on our way in the coach. T...e rapidity of the door closing suggested the mother didn't want to face her own daughter until it was all over.Entering the coach she was dazed and awed at the attention she was getting from her family and others. A fancy coach and a handsome escort to her first dance. She couldn't believe her good fortune. All of this just because she had. And surprisingly, she started sobbing."When I found him after school that afternoon, in the basement, thatrope around his neck, hanging from that beam, I screamed at him. I wasthe only one home. I tried to get him down, but he was too heavy. Istarted crying, yelling at him 'NOOOOOO! James please no. I love you!'but it was too late. I ran to get help, but to this day I carry theguilt of not being there for James," she says, as she put her head inher hands, and cried. "I never want anyone to feel. But again his mind said she is your didi. He was in full confusion at that time. Without taking any decision he left to the office. He was not able to concentrate in any work that day. So he was just sitting on his chair in his office and he also had asked his PA not to allow any visitors to his cabin. Devika was also in the office and she wanted a signature of Sharath on a cheque. So she came to his cabin and knocked his doorSharath: Who’s it?Devika: It’s me Sharath.Sharath: Come in. One dish was for his table. "Who gets the salmon baguette?" she asked. "That would be me," a dark voice said. It was the man to her left. They looked at each other for a second, a smile on their lips. As she was walking away she wandered why he looked so familiar. Those features... "Well," she thought "there are so many guests here every night, maybe he was here before." Just as she reached the coffee machine his friend got up and walked towards the exit when he turned around and said "Hey.