Without warning, the weather changed and it started to rain very heavily. The end of the downpour not being in sight, the girls decided to head back h...ome. Out of the seven girls, Ayesha was the only one going on the opposite direction than the group. She waited in the rain for a while for a Taxi or Auto (a small mode of public transport popular in India). Time went by, and Ayesha kept getting wetter but no relief was in sight.Mohit had also finished his exams in the middle of the rains. He had. She looked down to see an older man in a town car, leaning forward and looking at her through the front passenger window. She figured he needed directions."Yeah?" she asked leaning forward."I, uh, I'd like a date?"She was a bit surprised at his tactics. She'd been picked up on before, but he sounded as if he was collecting a debt, as if she was somehow obligated to give him the date he was requesting. It wasn't until she looked over her shoulder to see who else might be witnessing this, maybe. “Of course I knew what you were doing. I’m not a little kid, Nathan.” “Well then you should understand that it wasn’t wrong what I was doing, right?”“I know that. It’s just…seeing you there…that was kind of weird.”I laughed. “Yeah, I know. But you don’t think I’m some kind of freak or something, right?” Rachel shook her head. “No, I don’t think you are.” I sighed with relief. “God, I’m so glad you think so. Alright, well, goodnight, Rachel.” “’Night,” She muttered, her attention drawn to her. Letme just get to explaining the role the Princess plays in this tale."Robert tried to stifle a laugh. "Princess?" He was struggling, but hekept it in. "You gotta be shittin' me! This story also includes aprincess?"Ms. Kuna did her best to muscle through Robert's amusement. "Thegateway to earth was nearing completion. Somehow, Platicore haddiscovered this and then, with the last of his forces, attempted totake control of the gateway which was the last hope for anyone toescape the Other Power..