CHAPTER-21That night Noah and I had a hearty Christmas dinner at Mrs. Lewis's house.
"I know we don't see eye to eye in some issues, Naina." She said when she came to invite us over in the evening. "But I would like to continue our relationship as it was before."
I was more than happy to oblige. I knew I was not hanging out with her as much as before. But it was because I was busy rather than there was bad blood between us. And there was never a spat big enough to turn down a dinner cooked by an excellent cook like Mrs.Lewis. After the dinner which exceeded expectations, Noah and I were back in our apartment. My stomach was full and sleep was mercilessly shutting my eyes close.
"So, what happened at the orphanage?" Noah asked the question I was dreading all night and just like that my s
