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| Rongye | steert her towart the bus sto |
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| Rongye | sclanced up at the hospital k |
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| Rongye | didna miss a beat. “As well |
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| Rongye | wis sittin be her bedside wi |
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| Rongye | promised. |
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| Rongye | bit her lip. He had maist lik |
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| Rongye | fund the twa auld men hert se |
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| Rongye | fund the twa auld men hert se |
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| Rongye | beeriet her face in her hauns |
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| Rongye | pickit up the plain blue sari |
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| Rongye | supposed tae be? Whit wey had |
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Whan she wis dressed, | Rongye | cried on the weemen. She didn |
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n whan Beatrice cam tae bide, | Rongye | wis packit aff tae the ither |
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r a month o this dooble life, | Rongye | cam back tae Delhi for a puck |
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an whan Beatrice wisna there, | Rongye | bade in the hoose, played wi |
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“Rongye, | Rongye | , my dear.” The auld man str |
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Pandit Varshini awa in Delhi, | Rongye | hadna muckle tae dae. She had |
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d up the gran hoose in Delhi, | Rongye | had been sicna blessin tae hi |
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“So, | Rongye | ,” sayed Mrs Bose, whan Rong |
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her. Mrs Bose didna like her, | Rongye | kent that. The w.o. thocht he |
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Ye hiv tae halp yer brither, | Rongye | , ma dawtie,” her mither wis |
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thin in less nor hauf an our, | Rongye | noticed, admirin his effeecie |
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Whan he had went, | Rongye | made the auld man some tea. H |
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the w.o. afore she cud spick. | Rongye | put a finger tae her mou an p |
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0 a.m. On Friday at 3.00 p.m. | Rongye | wad hae bluid an iris scans d |
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s gaun on, an withdrew again. | Rongye | wouldna get up nor leuk nane |
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cud dae naethin for her noo. | Rongye | wis Rongye, an she wis a guid |
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se cam through the ward door. | Rongye | leukit up an kent her. Panic |
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t at her, an she led the wey. | Rongye | wis sittin in an ermchair, bi |
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n in a business-like wey gied | Rongye | a timetable for tae memorise. |
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ranfaither’s w.o.,” sayed | Rongye | . “An she’ll be back.” |
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“Na,” sayed | Rongye | firmly. “Absolutely no. Tho |
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sicht, than, “Oh,” sayed | Rongye | suddenly, “I’ve left my b |
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“Ah ken,” sayed | Rongye | . Tashi had the ilk allergic r |
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“Vil risk that,” sayed | Rongye | . |
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fast - I’ve only just told | Rongye | .” |
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sayed. She wis blithe tae hae | Rongye | aboot the place. Sic a guid l |
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s gien Beatrice’s place tae | Rongye | . His faimly wis aa skailt; Su |
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e wis ready for tae spick tae | Rongye | . They tane a self-drive an fu |
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pardon.” The man turnt tae | Rongye | . “After you’ve kept the I |
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he Pandit. Bit he didna blame | Rongye | . She had tae git on wi'’t. |
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he Pandit. Bit he didna blame | Rongye | . She had tae git on wi’t. T |
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computer. He bude tae contack | Rongye | richt awa. Bit than he mindit |
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es. He didna gie his name, an | Rongye | didna speir. He didna accep o |
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,” sayed Mrs Bose, whan | Rongye | had explaint that Beatrice ha |
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sleepin oot unner brigs, whan | Rongye | wis juist a bairn. The author |
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Now,” sayed Mrs Bose whan | Rongye | wis awa, “I would have pref |
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Bit whan | Rongye | cam back, she wis verra muckl |
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’s mither wis no weill an | Rongye | had went tae nurse her. |
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ra generous keepin an cleedin | Rongye | , bit he disna gie her ower mu |
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hy,” she addit, anticipatin | Rongye | ’s question. “We’ve pick |
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give Beatrice’s identity to | Rongye | ?” The wirds wis haurd tae s |
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uckle wicks wis trauchlin for | Rongye | . She gaed backwart an forrat |
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some claes an toiletries for | Rongye | , bit she cudna bring hersel t |
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wis | Rongye | , an she wis a guid lass. Whan |
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ertit, he howpit caumly, that | Rongye | ’s mither wis no weill an Ro |
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Beatrice dee’d, wis aa that | Rongye | wad agree tae draw on. Bit Ba |
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about that.” She gliskit at | Rongye | , wha had brocht fruit juice a |
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f they feel they need to meet | Rongye | ,” he sayed. “The hospital |
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He couldna get | Rongye | intae a schuil, o coorse. Gin |
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han, acause Balvinder had met | Rongye | an had an inklin o whit she m |
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inna fash, the young man telt | Rongye | , it wis reportit athin a coup |
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lateness. They never mentiont | Rongye | tae Beatrice, an whan Beatric |
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sayed the wumman. “Are you | Rongye | ? Come in. He left a message f |
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“He doesn’t know | Rongye | ,” sayed the younger man. |
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ife April arrived the ilk day | Rongye | gaed intae the hospital. They |
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“ | Rongye | is an illegal,” sayed the T |
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adies covert ower an ower. “ | Rongye | has lived in Delhi practicall |
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ye a bike sax month syne!” | Rongye | protestit. |
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“Whit!” | Rongye | exclaimt. “Ah dinna hae tha |
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“No,” | Rongye | protestit. “That’s going |
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m going to the shops, Bapu” | Rongye | telt the Pandit. “Ill pick |