" Mr Waterman asked. The boys opened the envelope and found a ticket with their name on it and it said you have won a trip to Australia. "Uh, M... Waterman is this joke or what." Nine year old Willie asked. "No son it's not a joke, you are all heading to Australia to attend a gifted camp and will meet boys from around the world." Mr Waterman hooted... "Holy crap this is so awesome." Another boy shouted out as the news suddenly sunk in that they were going on a long trip and. "Debbie sat in total shock. "When?" she finally managed."Next weekend." Her mum looked at her anxiously. "Should I go Debbie? What do you think? Would you be all right on your own here?"Debbie swallowed a couple of times and then forced a bright smile. "Don't be silly mum, of course you're going. There is absolutely no question about it, you ARE going."Her mum gave her a little sigh of relief and a soft grateful smile. "Luckily all the bills for this place," She looked around the house,. " So where do you want to go? I'm yours for the entire day." Hmm? Would it be bad if I said I wish we could spend the day in bed?" You shouldn't wish for something like that with me. I would tire you. And there's Liam to think of as well." Yeah, yeah, I know," she sighs. "Cinema?" Sounds good. What film do you wanna see?" The day after tomorrow?" Anything you want." So what's going to be my pet name?" she suddenly asks."Well I thought it'll come naturally, but I'm to be addressed as Sir. Liam. They enjoyed good conversation and sharing of interests. Matasari (33), a care-taker in her thirties, took care of Balwant 's wing. Not only did she take care of all the young bride's needs, but she was also a kind person and turned out to be a reliable confidant, as the events would prove in the latter part of this narration. There were other friends and relatives of the family - who were often around - and cared for Sonam. She and Puran had visited and hung around with people in their age.