I could see that there was something more between you and that Amanda woman the other day. More than a property dispute with your sister. You screwed ...er didn't you?" I nodded shamefully. She lightened up a little as she said, "Is there anyone in this village you haven't shagged. I'm sure I saw a sheep giving you a wink as we passed a field."I burst out laughing, and then I started to cry. There was just no end to this woman's generosity of spirit, and her ability to love and forgive was. I returned home bit early and was changing my clothes when I heard some guests coming in. Meera’s parents were in. My parents welcomed them. They had brought fruits and some prasadam from temple. They kept the fruits in our puja room and thanked my parents. They were congratulating each other though I could not understand why. I also smiled at them and shook hands with Meera’s father. My mom had prepared some Uppittu and sweets. My mother was telling them that I had consented to marry Meera and. She hated the woman she had been for only wanting to pretend. Her Controller’s voice said, ‘Good Samaritan,’ and the call ended. But she knew what she had to do. It was a trigger, and she came both at the understanding that she had triggers she didn’t remember and the realization that she was going to obey, that she could not help but obey. She stopped, turned towards the nearest building, and walked towards it. She came up to the door marked ‘Entrance’. She knew that it wasn’t supposed to. Someone made him an offer he couldn’t refuse, and they were damn underhanded about it. His mom and wife were waiting for him when he headed out to get lunch. Someone David isn’t paying is putting him under the knife within the next hour. You’ve met them both at the picnics, and they are non-confrontational wallflowers. Both were pissed. I did get an anonymous email that wanted to thank us for having David try to handle things before deciding to do things by the book. The sender apologized for.