Chapter 9On the other side of the city, inside the Shambala International Hotel, a Canadian woman was waiting by the phone nervously to complete a deal. When Vidyut had called early in the morning, Emily instantly rolled to the edge of the bed and grabbed at the phone. She was ready to leave in a minute if required.
“Congratulations,” sang Vidyut.
“You have the baby?”
“Oh yes, a newborn girl!”
As he chuckled through the phone, Emily could feel the reassurance in his heartiness. It was still so scary. Even though she knew she would be seeing a baby, a tiny non-judgmental being, she still believed in the vibes of the first meeting. She had always believed in love at first sight.
“When? I mean what time should I come?” She could hear the shuffle of papers.
“This afternoon is good. About
