There is something bad going on and I think we need to get back to the Duck now."We nodded and turned the dune buggy around. David went on the radio a...nd said, "Look for skeletons and be prepared to talk about it later. Everyone, this is David. Return to base now. If you have anything on why people are missing, bring it with you."It was half an hour before the last couple drove up. David had all the vehicles shackled in Duck. We met in the terminal. He said, "Listen up! Did anyone find any. Nisha – mai ye nahi puch rahi mujhe pheley batao ki tum meri kachi se kaya kar rhe the. Kachi us ke muh se sun kar mujhe bhaut ageeb laga fir mai thoda free ho gayaNisha – mai batau tumhari mammy ko Main – please mat batana please apna muh band rakhna is baat ke liye Nisha – muskurai boliNisha – muh band karna chahte ho to karo na Main – kuch samjha nahiNisha – ha muh band karna chahte ho to karo na. Kar do mere muh band Main – mai kaise karu.Nisha – pagal 8 inch ka loda hai tera ladki ka muh. Lena brought me my tea and the mail to sort through. It was mostly bills, a couple of postcards, one was from Carol and Patti on holiday in France. I hoped that they'd had a better break than we'd had. After a second cup of tea and some biscuits, I fired up my beautiful iMac and checked my e-mail. Lena busied herself with the unpacking and sorting out the washing; there were several pairs of knickers in need of a good wash. My inbox contained dozens of messages, with as usual, the now. " Anyone who expressed an unusual interest, wanted to know what you were doing? Someone who might have had access to your computer, a lab partner, girlfriend?" No Mistress, I haven't dated much, which is probably why I went a bit overboard when I first understood what the device could do. My lab partners couldn't keep a secret if they tried." Ok, let's keep the computers you work on for us away from the university for now. If you need us to buy a different computer, just let us know. I had no.