Pinbu nee thaan niraiya auntygalai paarthu irukiraaye ivalai naan paarthu kolugiren endru sonnen atharku avan nee paarthu kolvaaya endru keli seithu s...rithaan.Ennaku kovan vanthathu naangal anaivarum meendrum irukaiyil amarnthu padam parka aarambithom. Aval ennai paarthu sirithaal pinbu avalin maamiyaar udan irukiraal athanaal ennal avalavaaga pesa mudiyaathu endru saigaiyaal kanbithaal. Naan aval kaathil mater podalam endru sonnen, aval inge eppadi endru ketal?Atharku naan ingu pengal. He laughed and said that I left too early. “Get there around fifteen or twenty minutes after nine,” and he walked off. Before he got too far from me, he turned around and said, “Go back tonight.”Now, I stood there as he walked off, thinking, what is he talking about?Yes, I went to the bar, just as my co-worker instructed. This time there were a few more cars in the parking lot than the night before. 'Must be the highlight of the week,' I thought to myself as I entered.I walked to the bar and. Ben was a big puppy dog and she figured she could handle him also."Nope, how about this Saturday you and I take my dad's boat out for a spin on the lake. Maybe have a picnic or something." He put his head in his big hands and gave her a pitiful look "Please".All of them laughed at his expression "Okay okay a picnic it is."While she was doing her homework that night she wondered what she got herself into. It was really exciting to be doing high school again and so different then when she was in. Doctors, psychiatrists, clerics, they all tried and failed to ease her depression, six months worth of treatments of one form or another and all for nothing.Not that she neglected me or anything, it was just that the sparkle, the life had gone out of her and I was desperate for some way to cheer her up. I'd racked my brain for months trying to figure out something that I could do, taking her out was not an option, a priest had suggested it and she had tried it with no success, but I knew there.