I could imagine him as a schoolteacher. Big glasses, with wider frames then normal helped add that air to him."Hello girls," he said, and patted the s...ofa, "Come and sit here."Anna started acting coy, and I sort of followed her example, "Oh Sir, are you sure it will be all right?" she asked, lowering her head and putting her finger to her lips. I giggled a little, wagging my head."Of course it will, come on."We walked slowly over, holding hands and sat one on each side of him. He began to ask us. She pulled me into the house and shut the door behind us. As the door clicked shut, we were both on our knees in the middle of the entry way. My head was buried in her shoulder and she held onto me tight. I had needed to cry for so long and I could not hold it in any longer. “Honey,” my mother asked, pulling me away from her, just enough to see my face. “What is going on? Did someone hurt you?” Yes someone hurt me, Henry hurt me. He hurt me more than I ever imagined he would. I thought he was. Unhona ander aana ka ishra kiya ma ander chala gaya unka ghar bohot bada tha. Ma samna sofa pa baith gaya tab tak usha g panni la kar as gai maina pani piya unhona pucha kya langa maina bhi smile data hua bol deya jo bhi app dongi.Vo bhi hansh di.Unhona samna badroom ma jana ka ishra kiya or bola ma abhi aati hun ma jaa k bad pa baith gaya.Thodi daar ma usha black sadi pahna hua bad room ma aai wow kya maal lag rahi thi.Saadi ma bohot achi lag rahi thi.Ander aata hi usha na darvaja band kar. " Mom, can we go back and get some fishing gear, and come back?" asked Tommy. "Then we can bring them home to Grandpa."Sheila noted, "We would probably do just as well finding a fish market and getting them frozen already filleted. Do you really want to go fishing?"She went up front while Grif was taxiing back into takeoff position and asked him, "Can I impose upon you to take us fishing for some of these salmon in the morning? We don't have to camp out, right?" I think we can make a day trip.