CHAPTER 13

                        Finally, the car stopped. I knew this place,  our favourite restaurant. Last time I visited with my Dad and Romit. I didn't know if I was allowed out of the car or not. I was feeling like a captured sparrow in a cage. He got out of the car and opened the door for me like a gentleman. 

      I stepped out. Every corner of it was decorated with the latest theme. I wasn't paying attention to the costly decorations around me. Obviously, I was walking two feet behind him. His four men, maybe his friends, were behind me and his side. They had encased me. There was no way to run away. Where would I go? I couldn't go home. 

     He led me to an unfamiliar path. Crossing a mahogany door, my mouth opened in wonder. It was a simple but beautiful hall as I like things simple but beautiful. 

     He pulled the chai