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CHAPTER 19
Sandra watched her siblings talk excitedly on the phone and smiled secretly to herself as she waved the hand fan in her hand, blowing breeze on Mr. Simon. Mr. Simon was a heavy sweater and the heat had him sweating so much, water beats rolled down his exposed chest, down his stomach and disappearing into his trouser. Sweat beads formed on Sandra’s brow and her hands ached as she fanned Mr. Simon but that was the least on her mind. Sandra watched her siblings with keen interest as they passed the mobile phone around talking to none other than IK. Oh how she longed to hear his voice again. It had been so long. It was nothing but three weeks but it sure did seem like three years to her. Visha and Solomon laughed from time to time and Sandra felt jealous. She should be at the receiving end of her brother’s words and jokes, oh, what she&rsquo
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