"I received a personal invitation from the Principal at her high school asking me to attend. The letter included two tickets and requested a rsvp as w...ell. So I convinced Paul that we needed to go, if only to show support for the girl." That was nice of you," Debbie said, with some uncertainty."Of course Paul had a cow when I told him about it," Mark grinned, "but then, he always has a cow when I come up with these crazy schemes for us. So we drove down there and I introduced him to her. Both looked at her from top to bottom and smiled.“Sir, do you want me to send something?” Mr. Dutt asked before leaving them with the girl. “Yes, send us a bottle whisky and snacks” Shah responded and Mr. Dutt acknowledged before leaving. Sowmya too went and sat beside them.“How old are you?” Shah asked Sowmya. “Will be twenty this year, sir” Sowmya replied nervously, starting to feel restless. “Young, very young” remarked Shah and smiled. “Have you done any assignments before?” Gupta asked. Still, she was pretty sure that Paul was some sort of monster. If he was not intrinsically evil, a cross wouldn't do any harm.That day, Alice bought a small wooden cross. Hiding it under her bed, she carefully woke up before Paul the next morning. He was biting her neck again, bringing that wonderful burning feeling--no! She would not let this evil live.She touched the cross to Paul's forehead, and he burst into flame. Fortunately, none of her stuff seemed to be damaged. It was over. It's what princesses do," she said, smiling. Her teeth were ivory white under a cute little nose sprinkled with freckles and bright jade eyes. I loved it when she smiled. "I'm going to wash up in that stream we passed earlier. Will my brave knight have dinner ready by sundown?" I was struggling to start the fire. "Perhaps my princess would enjoy a salad instead of roasted meat." "Cute, but no," she said, a mischievous smile on her lips. "I'm craving meat this evening." She left. I continued my.