Not my relatives clearing their throats nervously as my father prepared to shatter my world. I had lost the ability to hear.Then my head started spinn...ing and my vision darkened. That was when I truly started to panic. I struggled to remain upright, but my balance was compromised. I’m not sure how it happened, but one second I was standing up, and the next I was sprawled across the floor. The last thing I saw before passing out was my father’s worried face hovering over me. Then everything. . for us. What came next, as we were threading our way down the northeast side of Bowen’s ridge was Abby exclaiming:“Daddy.”“Don’t bother me ... this next bit is tricky.”“You should look.”“Abby.”“Just look!” she demanded.So ... I looked.“Holy shit!” I slammed on the brakes.From the mouth of the cave out about 50 meters the land was perfectly flat and level. The face where the tunnel was, had been cut back exactly square with the now leveled land. One could see that the end of the house would. I took her to the shop in which my parents were and left her there. I quickly got back to the shop where Shalini and i bought the saree and bought a plain blouse cloth of the same saree color, the sales girl remembered me. I told her that I wanted to surprise my wife and asked for her help in choosing a bra. She took me to the section brought some matching bra and pants sets saying that from now I should remember the size for the future and I paid for them all. I took the blouse piece to the. "We was all a'feared of the master."She stood, said, "Wait," went to a desk and found a velvet purse. She put several coins in the man's hand. She sighed, "Tell the cook and the maid that I must let them go. Give them each a pound, a silver pound."The man nodded. "And the stable lad?" He spied on me too?" Oh yes," the elderly man said. "The master paid him for each tale."She handed him another coin. "Give him a crown and tell him I do not want to see him again." Yes'm," the man said, looking at.