4 TUESDAYLily had left Aeng’s apartment as soon as she could, so that he couldn’t grab her again. It was what she normally did, but it meant that she was a good hour earlier than normal. Lily decided to take a meter taxi from outside Aeng’s apartment block, rather than go looking for the cheaper Tuk-Tuk. As the car weaved in and out of traffic on its way to the university, Lily phoned Ma.
“Good morning, Ma! Are you able to talk? Good. How are you today? Do you still want to see me this evening? Great! What time? OK, yes, that suits me fine. What do you have in mind for tonight? Really? A slap up meal? Oh, that will be nice. Where do you want to meet up? Yes, I know it… and we’ll go on from there… Yes, yes, I understand. See you this evening… I can hardly wait… Me? I’m in a taxi going to s
