.. at least I managed to pick it up on the second line, and I doubt if anyone in the audience would have even noticed.After the show finished, it was ...back to our rooms; we would load up the truck and bus first thing in the morning, as we weren’t going all that far, just the short distance up the highway to Bathurst. When we were in our rooms, the other three teased me about missing the cue for the third verse; Allison suggested that I needed some coaching in good rhythm so I could get it right.. Mujhe laga isko kahi dekha hai. Jaisehi maine uski taraf dekha meri aankheknn uen khul reh gay. Woh secretary hi mere baaju ne baitha tha. Mere baaju wali hi seat mili kya uske.Main mann hi mann usko gaali de raha tha. Usne mujhe puccha tu meri building me hi rehta hai na. Maine haa kar di aur thodi der hum baat karne lage.Woh Andheri job karta hai aur main Lower Parel. Woh baju me baith kar mujhse baat kar raha tha aur uski biwi mere saath WhatsApp pe chat kar rahi thi. Maine Seema bhabhi ko. "Your lunch is on the table in the dining room," she said merrily. Having a roof over head had made a big difference in her outlook. Looking at her hands, I could see the effects of weeks and weeks of living out in the cold. Her nails were ground down to nothing, and the exposed skin looked red and angry.I asked her to bring her lunch and join me in the dining room, so we could talk about how to run the house. She jumped to comply, and after seeing that the kids were fine, she came and sat at. Their golden eyes reflected the firelight, detracting somewhat from the undeniable beauty of their faces.The one had a long mane of gray hair, though he had a sense it was not the gray of age. The other sported equally long tresses of mixed brown and white strands.What looked like human arms ended at the elbow, replaced by wings. The gray-haired Harpy’s wings were reddish brown on top, but gray and black spotted on the underside. The other had wings with brown tops, and undersides decorated.