There had been considerable talk around town, and there had been more letters to the editor come in, so it looked as if this meeting was going to be o...e to remember.Susan's suspicions were confirmed when she and both of her parents showed up for the meeting. Her father had warned that they might want to get there early to be sure of getting good seats, and that proved to be good thinking. They were there plenty early, and the parking lot was already pretty full. They got inside to discover that. Ajke o giyechilen ghor gochate. Nanarokom boi potro ar CD er majhe hothat tini ekta oshlil golper boi pelen. Art ate tini ja dekhlen tate tini stomvito hoye gelen. Biota vora shudhu noro-narir milon er bornona. Shudhu tai noi, protita kahini e maa-cheler milon niye lekha. Sumita debir ga ghin ghin kore uthlo. Er cheyeo boro kotha holo tini kichu hate lekha kagoj shei boi er majhe abishkar korlen. Jekhane tomal er hater lekha tini porte shuru korlen – Maa Tomar pachata eto boro, vari ar shundor. She sat across from me, and asked if we knew each other. I smiled and replied “I thought we did, but perhaps not”. “You just look familiar”. She looked at me and I could see she did not remember me at all. We chatted about some odd things, then I asked “do you work in the building across the street”? “I believe we met in the elevator last week, or perhaps the week before”. “I was going to the upper floors, and the car was crammed full”. Then I saw her eyes open a bit, a sly smile at the edges. For some reason, they each drove their own car. I guess that was in case one of them wanted to leave early or stay late. Caitlyn was unhappy about having to wait for us at the motel, but we couldn't chance having her tagging along. We weren't planning anything too elaborate, but we could still get into trouble.Woody and Terry were going straight back to the Holiday Inn, so they rode together. I wanted to see Loretta one last time before leaving, so I took my own car.There were six cars parked.