She said itz ok no problem.Uska dhyan mere tiffin ki taraf gyea aur ek lassi ki bottle thi vo boli you from village. I said yes .Usne ap to etni door ...se patient le kr aye oo apke ghr se lunch kaise ayea maine kaha abhi uncle aye thy. Usne kaha good maine dr. Ko lassi offer ki .She said thanku.Maine kaha mam kl ma apke lea puri bottle lassi ki mngvau ga she said ok will wait for your bottle.And than she said i m just joking and usne patient ka dhyan rkne ko bola. Ma toh man hi man bahut khush ho. ‘I still don’t remember, sorry.’ He looked up. ‘But thank you for doing what you could for her – I’m grateful.’ I nodded. ‘No problem.’ He glanced at the clock. ‘Do you want to turn in yet? I usually read for a while, but you can go to bed if you like.’ I hesitated. ‘You’re going to think this is a little strange, but actually I don’t sleep.’ He looked puzzled. ‘You mean, like insomnia?’ ‘Kind of. It’s just the way I’ve always been.’ He shook his head. ‘I’ve heard of it, but you’re the first. The ladies all cooed inadmiration at how sweet he looked. "Good job your little accident withthe coffee only happened just down the road from here, now we can findyou new clothes at very modest cost - you can pay for these out of yourwages," said Rebecca."Wages?" queried Sally. "Yes, Scott has taken on a new job, he is myfulltime housekeeper," replied Rebecca. "How can you have a housekeeperif you live in a flat, surely he must be the maid?" said Sallymischievously. "Mmmm you're right, Sally,. "A few scones won't hurt our appetite now will they?" she yelled over her shoulder.As we sipped our fortified tea (just plain tea for Ella) and munched on cookies, we exchanged pleasantries and made the obligatory small talk. Ella seemed to be charmed with Nora and her British accent that was still apparent, even after working in the States for most of her life. "I love your huge porch and the way the railing goes all the way around so you can't fall off into the water," Ella observed,.