Ohalle ka ladka saurabh hai. Muje kuch samaj nhi aya fire main ruka thoda firr mom aur saurabh niche ki or utar the the dusri wali stairs se to main b...i jaldi se dekhne Gaya ye log kr Kya the hai firr mom bahar ki taraf Jane lgi saurabh apni bike nikali mom us par baithi aur saurabh ke sath nikal gyi maine bi picha Kiya . Vo hamare paas ke Ghar ke samne rule muje kuch samaj nhi aye mene dekha us Ghar ka gate khula saurabh ne bike andar ki aur mom bi andar Chali gyi.us Ghar ki balcony mere Ghar. It wasn't like he was planning on using them. He took them almost as an afterthought."Just in case I end up needing one tonight," he thought, not believing that he actually would.After leaving the store, he drove around until he came to a friendly looking neighborhood bar and pulled in. David was certainly not a drinker, and he had no intention of getting drunk either. He just needed some time--time to think, and get himself together before going back home.Once inside, he ordered a beer. But. Sipping on my Starbucks, I resigned myself to the slow-moving traffic. A school bus stopped, children entered and took their seats, and we all moved on. Nothing special, the beginning of a normal day. It has been said that timing is everything. I suspect that is true. School bus gone, I slowly drove down a tree-lined street before turning onto a larger, well-traveled road. Traffic moved a bit faster, but was stopped more often by traffic lights. At one of those red lights I thought better of. Once we start cultivating our own, we'll literally be overflowing with it. Eventually, we'll be able to support a much larger population, but until that time arrives, we might as well help others." You've almost convinced me," Grant acknowledged. "As soon as we secure a steady stream of supply, we'll make a tentative approach to one of the smaller villages, and see what their reaction is." I know just the place," I grinned.I replayed Jenny's diary a hundred times but found no mention of the.