Of course, they would have been too late to do any real good, but that was my fault. I was remiss in not having guards stationed at the bedroom door. ...Dammit, I was luckier than I really deserved.I recognized the two guards so I ignored them while I tried to help the slave woman who was pretty badly injured. She looked me in the face and collapsed against me. I grabbed her to keep her from hitting the floor. I picked her up and carried her to the bed. I laid her down beside the trembling form of. We'd `wasted' time in talking and playingaround, and that was my fault. Yet I knew, I was sure, that shewouldn't mind if it didn't happen. We'd just do it better the nexttime.There were noises on the street, k**s playing, cars driving. I barelynoticed them now. None were close enough to reach us, no sign ofanyone coming near to interrupt us. I didn't even worry that someonemight hear us. Annie wasn't that loud, and the street sounds - andespecially the noise from the big factory - covered that. " I might," Malcolm agreed. "But I'm happy she's not alone out there. Trip will look after her." They will both help each other," T'Pol noted. "It is what we promised each other, is it not?" Indeed," Malcolm said with a small smile, happy about T'Pol's verbal assist in prying himself away from the view port. "That's why I'll help you with those botany studies now."He chuckled at her eyebrow creeping very far north in surprise."Well, with you on the task there's no chance that we are not going. 4-5 din aise hi beet gye.Rk din achanak anty mere ghar aai aur meri mummy se kaha k unhe kuch samaan shift karna h to mujhe unke ghar bhej de…Mummy ne mujhe turat unke ghar jaane ko kaha..Main bh khushi khsuhi anty k ghar gya.. Anty ne saadi dali hui th wo ni naval k niche.. Dark colour ki saadi me gora badan bda hi sexy lag rha tha…Tabhi maine anty se pucha k sab log kaha h?Anty ne btaya k tere uncle out of station gye hue h aur unka beta mama k yaha gya hua h.. Maine socha k acha mauka h.