’ ‘I know,’ Hilary replied. ‘I can’t imagine what my life would be like without him!’ They laughed together and spent the next hour chatti...g before Hilary yawned. She hugged her roommate, put her empty mug in the kitchen sink, and got ready for bed. As she lay in her bed, she couldn’t help running through her conversation with Lena. That led her to imagining the possible outcomes of her discussion with Mark, which just stressed her out. Eventually she fell asleep, her mind filled with. She was Vineeta Jaiswal. She used to come from nearby and sit at the end. While I used to teach she used to give smile softly and look at me. The more and more I looked at her I felt some feeling in side me. A feeling of having her. We used to have extra class for the student and with individual attention. One day she asked for an extra class and I purposefully asked her to come in the afternoon time for 3 hrs, when there were no one in the institute and then she came in. She started working on. I punched out and told my boss I needed a long lunch ... no biggie. Driving to the location on the phone, I kept telling myself... “Self ... do NOT do anything today ... get information. Find out who! DO NOT ACT!”I got to the motel and drove around until I found Janet’s car. It was parked off across the parking lot from the building. I did not know where she was, if she was in a room or what room, so I backed in a space up a ways but from where I could see her car and waited. Janet must have. “Oui,” I breathed, trepidation making the word shiver as the hair on the nape of my neck rose and panic made me struggle, helplessly, against my bonds, the rope chafing and burning the tender flesh on my now bloody wrists.“A gift, then.”Her voice came closer, revealing a barely perceived shape; humanoid to a degree, though strangely designed. I gasped, my breath filling my lungs, as I felt needle-like pricks dancing their way from the curve of one hip, past my ribs, and over my breast, finally.