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"Perusa onnu illa, anna, nega kiral maathiri tha iruku," I said, putting the bandage on his cheek

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"Perusa onnu illa, anna, nega kiral maathiri tha iruku," I said, putting the bandage on his cheek. (Nothing major, just a nail scratch)

"Library tha meeting poitu iruku di," Sri said, walking to us and standing next to me. ( Meeting is being held in the library)

"Ellarum safe ah da?" anna asked him.(Is everyone safe?)

"Ellaru group ah check pannita, sir safe tha sonnaga," Sri said. (I have checked all the groups. Everyone is safe.)

"Ennada, ivanuga Appadi enna thanda pesuvanuga. Tho iru vara," anna said, walking to their meeting as Sri and I stood outside. (What the hell are they discussing?)

Then JD came out, saying he had talked to the board of directors, then asked Sri to give me a lift.

* * *

Anna and the police officer were sitting opposite each other, staring at each other as I helped him pack his bag

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Anna and the police officer were sitting opposite each other, staring at each other as I helped him pack his bag.

While I was packing, I heard him talk about the juvenile, and all I could think about was how bad it is and how it is going to affect our lives.

"Sir, sir," the police officer called him. I turned to see him sleeping, and I quickly signaled the boy to do something. He went to the police officer and distracted him, waking up anna.

"Athu oru prechana illa, sir. Na pathukura," anna said as I sighed, knowing anna didn't hear a word. (There is no problem I'll take care of it.)

I said goodbye to my anna and went to my room, then dialed the number.

"Anna, kelambitta," I said, then took a deep breath. "Antha police officer solluratha kettanga. Konja payama iruku. Aana, en anna kitta tha avanga maati kittanga." (My Brother left, I'm afraid after i heard that policeman. But I'm sure my brother will take care of them in his own way.)

* * *

I woke up to the sound of my phone ringing and answered it.

"Hello," I said in a sleepy voice.

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