"When he finished draining the leaves and reached for a plastic strainer, he felt a rapid heartbeat followed by a shortness of breath. He immediately sat down on the floor and rested his back on a big tin box of sesame oil. When that posture did not ease his discomfort, he lay down on the kitchen floor, rested his head on the ‘Pirkaa’ and murmured, “How long can the engine run? It has to stop one day.”" "“That’s why you didn’t bring him with you. You were scared to put him behind you in the motorbike.” After all Kamal Nath was Sameer’s father, his genes provider. " “So? The disease is contagious; I didn’t want to take any chances.” Ashok confessed no guilt. "When I mentioned Arbindra uncle, he advised [Thimi hospital]" From the above passages and given the fact that Dhaney got absolutely no rest and little food proves he had Tuberculosis. At least that's what i got cuz I remember going to Thimi hospital once and my dad told me they treated T.B. patients there. But doesn't matter the disease- we see an accurate description of a cross section of kathmandu dwellers whose lives depend upon a young child who spends the young years of his lives as his last. So yah, amazing piece SUM OFF. I'm sure this is related to you in a VERY SIGNIFICANT way. The best elaborations come from one's own experiences. I could, however, still be wrong. PLEASE KEEP IT COMING!!!! YOU OWE IT TO US NOW!!! U CAN'T JUST "GO AWAY" one day from Sajha. You and John, both of you. HAVE AN AWESOME WEEKEND!!!