Those days, I was a student at IIT Kanpur and rarely visited home. I had only seen the husband, who was a 6 feet high, 110 kilos guy. But one day, I w...as in the drawing room, and the wife came in with the rent. Her words were, “Excuse Me”, and she sounded like a koel bird.I turned to see her – and had my first look at a ray of sunshine, my Mita bhabhi. Her gorgeous appearance, complete in her milk-white complexion, full-scale boobs and rounded well sculpted facial expression and I developed an. As devoid ofhope as that swamp land his brother in law had bought back in '76. Theyear after he and Jenny had married. In 1980 they had their first, andonly, child. Samantha was as beautiful as her mother, and even moredelicate.Four days into Samantha's young life Harold and Jenny had been told shehad a heart condition. She needed surgery. She was so tiny and pink andperfect. How? How could a merciful and loving God allow her to be sick?The surgery was a success, of sorts. Her life had been. When they broke the kiss, Curt looked deep into her eyes. “Amy, you know I love you. We had a rough beginning, but we've gotten through it fairly well. Now, you're are about to have our baby. You will never be too fat and ugly for me to love you. I see only one real problem.” Amy looked at Curt with a bit of trepidation. “Problem? What problem?” “Well Baby, our little eaglet will be confused.” “Confused? Why?” “The poor little thing won't know what it's name is.” “Sure it will. . You have no legal right to any specific treatment at any specific time. One day, Maddie, you’ll discover the world owes you nothing and that it doesn’t conform to your whims. Your feelings are going to be hurt repeatedly. That’s the way the world works. It’s the price of freedom. Get used to it.”“And you know the worst part?” Ally chimed in. “NIKA provides better benefits and has better policies than any company I’m aware of. But you decided your views were so important, you threw it all away..