Before going home she has to give some of the vegetables to the elderly couple who live next door. They were close to her family as they were their ne...ghbors for a long time. She used to call them dhadhi(grandma) and dhadha(grandpa) from when she was little. They don't get out much at this old age, so Nisha's family helps them whenever they could. She rang their doorbell. Dhadhi opened and welcomed her inside. She placed the vegetables in their refrigerator. Dhadha was lying on his recliner. She felt the gruesome story her friends had told her didn’t ring true – and the tea party had felt too much like the meeting of a witches’ coven to her liking. She had always thought of Jaime as a quiet-spoken, hardworking man who, if anything, seemed to be over-scrupulous and too much inclined to give others the benefit of doubt, and she had some trouble envisaging him beating up his wife. She found Mara’s exposé easily enough. It wasn’t an edifying read, and it was presented with an abundance. She smiles the cutest smile and I tell her I'll see her tonight. I walk back to my house and get ready for the party.It is around 8 when I notice that Mandy has came to the party. I walk over and tell say hello and tell her to make herself at home. She asks if it will be ok if she drinks tonight. I tell her that it is up to her, but to make sure to stay where I can see her and try not to over do it. She smiled at me with that cute smile and said she wouldn't.Well I was mingling with the. Instead, I went to the phone and called Detroit Wreckers."Pete. Please." David." I bought the deckhouse yesterday." I don't want a refund." I called to talk to Pete." I'll wait."Jesus, this is boring ... there ought to be something I can listen to while I'm waiting."Pete?" David." Listen ... you said something about a basement in my place." Where's the door?" Out back?" Shit ... we filled that in." Wasn't a door ... just a bricked in hole." Anywhere else?" The forklift floor?" There's a ring in.