Fiona liked the Hare and Hounds, it was the only pub which the teachers from her wretched school wouldn't attend – it was too rough for them."There ...re several types of girl at that school," she told him, and went through generalising her classmates. She had put herself firmly in the rational, down-to-earth category which included very few other people, but she was not totally wrong. Her father owned a small company inherited from her grandfather who himself was the bastard son of a "Lord.". He doesn't like public speaking to begin with, but if he didn't get thru this presentation he stood no chance of graduating.Liz was getting a little bit on Aaron's case about not paying her much attention, but of course he had to put his concentration on this if he wanted to get thru it. He invited her to the presentation so she could see what he had to go thru, and what the end product of six months work took him. That sort of got her off his back a bit. His presentation was set for a. “I thought you said he was a civilian,” he said.“He is, we just covered him up a bit to keep him safe,” the captain chuckled.“Is it true that you can tell where a threat is?” the Marshal asked.“Yes and no,” I replied. “I can always feel it if there’s a threat to me. By concentrating on the feeling, I can tell the direction of the threat relative to me. Today was the first time that I tried to locate a threat to someone else. It was only after I agreed to help that I felt the two threats. Ami aaj obdi didi ke pechhab korte dekhinee aar janio na je ami didi ke pechhab korte dekhte pabo ki na?” Tatokhone didi, je ki atokhon bathroomer darjate danriye danriye amar aar maar sab karja kalap dekhchilo, bole uthlo, “keno dekhbee na. Tui aajkeye amake pechhab korte dekhbee. Tui uthishna ami tor oopore chore tor oopore pechhab korchee.” Takhon maa amar oopor theke uthe didi ke bollo, “aaye Renu aaye, bosh tor bhaier oopore aar Bablu ke tor guuder moot gulo khaeye de bhalo kore.” Takhon.