The baby is now stay with her at Susan’s home. Chirutha would look after her when she is at bank or with some client at night. She no more goes to h...er home in the weekends to meet Mukundan and her boy as travelling with the infant is very difficult and dangerous instead Mukundan would come in the weekends but he did not stay with her as he felt it is improper to stay with some one who is not a relative to him. So he would come in the Sunday morning and return in the afternoon but he can not. " Jo sits on the bed and puts her arm over my shoulder "Let's get you used to being back here again. Stay here for now and perhaps you could join the others later today or tomorrow. Could you manage that?" Yes, thanks, Jo. I would like that very much." The more I think about it the more I want to do just that to get back to the way things are here."OK Look I'll get some breakfast sent up to you and we will get you back into routine as far as you are able. Let us know straightaway if you are not. But I guess now you would like me to ‘connect you’ to Miss Ha, the waitress – is that correct?” “Hello Tinh, nice to meet ‘the voice on the phone’; no, no, not correct; it’s just she – Ha - was, ah, friendly, so I always try to be friendly in return. That’s all; I am here with you - and the other office people; it’s just nice to be friendly, right?” “Yes, Mr. Steve, and being ‘friendly’ is better in the family, isn’t that right? Liem told me that.” “Liem? You are not a cousin of Liem’s surely?”. "A Cheshire cat grin flashed across the female passenger's face as she lowered herself back into her seat. A moment of uncomfortable silence spread between Brenda and the driver. Finally he flashed a wry grin and said, "Nope, we saw no other people on our walk. Just trying to be of friendly assistance." The red truck jumped forwards a foot and he tossed Brenda a low, mid-door wave.With a grumble of loose stones, the Ford made its way to the gate, and the highway beyond. Brenda licked her lips.