"Robyn leaned into him. A part of her was embarrassed at how boldly hefondled her here in the main concourse with everybody watching. But she'dgrown a...ccustomed to just allowing him his way. Besides she was greedy forhis touch with a month long separation looming before her."I'm going to miss you too," she said huskily. She wished with every fiberin her being that she was going with him."It'd be great if you could come but you'd hate it," he lied with aperfectly straight face. Actually, he. He had black shaggy hair and a thick mustache and looked pretty damn good in the crisp white driver’s uniform, if I may say so myself. It was because of his well-mannered self and his physique that her parents had decided that he must be hired for Vartika, thinking it was safe to be with him.At first, Dilip had thought it would be just a one-time thing. There was an area between the dance class and her house that he used as a shortcut to get home faster. The road was flanked by tall trees on. Good lord baby we know each other pretty well. Are you okay with doing some more fishing my love?’ ‘Yes of course…’ We get minimal clothes on and grab our poles. We throw our lines in and are conversing as we fish, when it happened. It not being entirely bad but pretty scary. Gavin fought hard with whatever was on the end of his line. When he pulled up his line, there it was. A shark! It wasn’t as scary as I thought though. It was only about a foot and a half long and honestly it was kind of. I don’t know where to look, where to rest my eyes. There is no place to look and not see twisted limbs lying on the bare tile floor. Four dozen mangled, twisted, drooling, grunting, diapered, howling, crying, laughing bodies. Bodies with heads too big or legs too small. Four dozen ‘ward mates’ staring up at a television mounted in the top corner of the wall. This is the day room. I turn my eyes to the left and see the ones they call ‘the profound cases.’ Three dozen beds full of twisted,.