She was a little stunned to see Lou Kaufman standing there. Confused, she opened the door a crack, keeping the safety chain on."Lou, what's wrong - wh...y are you here?" she asked anxiously.Lou just stood there, perplexed. "Uhh, didn't we say 10 o'clock?Janet quickly realized the error. "I thought you meant 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, not tonight," she laughed. "Oh well, you're here now. Let me unchain the door.Lou entered, feeling a bit foolish. "I'm really sorry, Janet. I don't know how I got. She immediately removed herself and said..”what was that…” to which i replied “ohh aparna, you are the most beautiful girl i have ever met and i love you from the past many years…never had the courage to say you this but today i thought if its not now then it’s never….”She was really flattered with what i said and herself came to me and said now its fine…”dumb ass!! waited for you the whole school life so that you could propose me but you did not… now lets not waste a single moment. " Carla said with a smile."Well, he doesn't' really do that either." Margaret replied."That isn't what Jane Carmichael says. She said she made arrangements and that there is no way her daughter is going to be processed." Really? What did Jane say?" Margaret asked, with her blood beginning to run cold."That for a suitable price, she was able to get her daughter indefinitely sidetracked until there is some loophole to keep her out of the freezer. I was kind of surprised. I didn't think you guys. “Spin the dial to the right a couple of times and then stop at the first number,” she said. “Got that? OK, now turn it the other way, back past the first number and stop at the second number. Everybody there? Now turn it to the right, clockwise, to the third number and pull it open.”It was like the bicycle lock he had been given but never used, the one that might have prevented his bike from being stolen. Rigby had heard about that a dozen or so times, and the unused lock was now hanging from.