"She said: "Have you helped him, too?"I knew it was getting too personal, but there was no going back, so I said: "Yes, I help him when he asks me to...."But before she could ask another question, my son jumped in and asked me whether I do it, too.As I was feeling a little overwhelmed by the situation, I hugged him tightly, burying his face into my breasts I whispered: "Yes. I do it, too."He said: "Everyday?"I said: "No, sometime."Then my daughter said: "And dad?" I replied: "Sometimes."I knew I. His eyes took me in, still unafraid. ‘May I have my wallet?’ ‘Yea, what about my reward?’ I sneered. ‘It begins when you give me my wallet.’ For some reason I reached into my pocket, handed the thing to him. ‘Thank you.’ He said, then he handed me a card. It was in a little plastic folder. ‘You must keep this.’ ‘Why?’ ‘It is your reward, you must have it with you to collect.’ I stuck the card and folder into my shirt pocket, started to walk away. I turned back to say something, the old man was. " She said, but her eyes softened slightly, now they were showing 'Warning'"Thank you officer, I've taken the liberty of ordering lunch for you, I assume you'd prefer if I stayed in the classroom at all times?" I wasn't thinking about other breaks I'd need to take at the time."That would be helpful sir; I need to keep you under constant supervision at all times." She told me, I nodded and showed her to the classroom, once there she looked around the room, took notice of the only door which had. Mummy papa ne subah subah nikalne ka plan kar lia. 6 bajte hi driver aya aur dono chale gye. Jaate waqt mummy ne kaha geeta 7 baje ayegi, darwaza khol dena. Maine sharafat mey sar hilaya. Ab toh saari nind ud chuki thi aur furti aa gyi. Mauka mila tha, par darr bhi utna hi lag rha tha. Maine mann hi mann pakka nishchay kar lia tha ki aaj kuch toh karenge.Thodi der baad geeta ayi. Maine darwaza khola. Aankhen meri akhon se nmili fir uski ankhen yahan wahan mummy ko dhundhna lagi.‘Baauji aur.