Mixed feelings for Love-Slave

Saa-Jeet, the Love-Slave had mixed feelings after Kind-Siri's exit from the Elephant Party. "He was my ardent supporter in our struggle for party reforms. Losing him is a big loss. Nevertheless, when all middle-aged seniors leave, only the old clan would remain, increasing my chances even after the leader's death," Love-Slave told an old schoolmate.

Abey-Lion, Na-Lean to emulate Kind-Siri

Ah-Shoka, the Abey-Lion, may emulate Kind-Siri during the PC polls campaign. But the likely crossover Em Pees of the You-En-Pee are keeping their plans a secret. Na-Lean of the Banda fame who replaced Kind-Siri too is set to join the Governing ranks soon. Raw-See, the ageing beauty, too has given serious thought as she is more concerned about her economic prosperity.

Sa-Rock, Ah-Killer console Ra-Blue

Ra-Blue put on a bold front even after losing Kind-Siri, the most popular Em Pee in his party. He met his happy and gay boys at a late evening gathering at the Lane that is Fifth. Sa-Rock and Ah-Killer told Ra-Blue that the leader need not worry as they would never desert him. "I know you can't do that either," Ra-Blue said.

Soo-me pushes panic button

Soo-me, the One-Sa was deeply perturbed and pushed the panic button after Kind-Siri quit the Greens. "I thought the Opposition would have a good chance in Wayamba. But this man ruined all our chances. We need to do our best to secure even one seat in Wayamba," Soo-me told Till-Van.