This one is from my school days when I was in class 12th. It was winter time also the time for annual function. I had break up with my first love of m... life and was heartbroken. I wanted to be in a relation but I couldn’t help it. The aftermath almost enveloped me a lot in it. My section of class 12th was the best, all rich spoiled brat’s commerce stream, full on enjoyment and lot of trouble to teachers. Not even a single teacher wanted to teach us, they just come speak up about 30 min,. 30 PM I foundlights were put on in their flat, TV playing sound was coming and also there wassome movement inside. So immediately I pressed the calling bell and the dooropened. I found there a woman of some 30 years. She was lean, dark complexionedand wearing a simple sari. She blinked at me in confusion. I asked her who shewas. It appeared that she did not like my question and she frowned at me with alook of distaste. Then in a very loud and rude tone she asked me “who are youand why are you. I didn’t notice that she was building a wall between us. I didn’t notice that the nights out with her girlfriends were becoming more frequent. I didn’t notice that she no longer loved me.My world came crashing down the day after Labor Day in 1999. Jacy and I returned from visiting my parents in Ohio. When we arrived home there was no sign of Abby. All of her clothes, her car, and half of the money in all of our bank accounts were gone. I was frantic, and Jacy was distraught. I called all of. I could tell Cindy's mind was racing, but it didn't seem to be out of control. I decided to help things along. As much as I didn't like the icy woman, I said, "Cindy, perhaps you should ask your lawyer to retrieve those papers while you come to terms with this unexpected news." She looked to see if I was serious, and then turned to Ms. Connors and said, "Please." The stunned Ms. Connors quietly said, "I knew our philosophies were different, but I never dreamed he would fire me." She took a deep.