She looked across at Shreyas in the seat next to her. His eyes fixed on the view out the window. Rajesh in the seat behind, his window down slightly a...d the wind blowing his thick hair awry.Her heart filled with love for her young men. She eagerly looked forward to the national park. With lunch almost finished, Riya packed what was left of the food. The trip and lunch had been refreshing, and a lot of fun. The three of them were excited to be together.They laughed and joked, the boys teasing. ”They arrived at the school and took Ayame to the office where she handed her school records to the clerk.“Oh my goodness, this is too complicated for an administrative transfer. You need to see a guidance counselor for this,” the clerk exclaimed as she riffled through the paperwork. “At least it’s mostly translated. You should see the records that some of the Marine families come in with after they return from a foreign tour. Let me see who’s available to speak to you.”They were directed to a. You’re the executor. Email it to me pronto, pronto. Why the heck didn’t I do it when I was there? I’ll text you the phone number of Lieutenant Marilyn Peters – nickname’s Pete. She’s my outside liaison, and she knows who you are. I trust her, understand?”Sam responded in the affirmative and then waited for me to continue. “If you can’t reach me, call her. If you can’t reach Pete, it might mean trouble. Use your judgment. I’ll send you the names of everyone with me as well as their phone. I'm married! What kind of meaningful relationship can he have with a married woman!?"Greg gave her a quizzical look. "I can tell that your mind is going a mile a minute. Anything you'd like to talk about?"Bonnie was surprised. She hadn't realized that she'd lapsed into such a long silence.Greg let it pass and asked her again about her week. Bonnie thought about all of the things that had gone on in that very long week in her life. She thought about Sandy and her excursion with Shelly, and the.