"Tami said the same thing, but she said that you need to see what is available to you if you decide you might be interested. So I'm to take you to the...Fieldhouse to work out. She said you are getting ready for football and didn't want to miss a workout day if you could help it."Our coach talked to yours and got permission to include you in some drills his guys are doing off season. So you'll get your throwing in. I'm told that's important," he wrinkled his brow. He was more interested in the. "What do you mean?" Dorothy asked."These are opium poppies," the Lion said."Leave it to the vegetarian Lion," the Tin Man grinned."Opium..." Dorothy mused. "How do you..." Forget it," the Lion snapped. "It takes too long. You want to get to the Emerald City, right?" Right," Dorothy nodded. She looked around her. Growing off away from the path was a patch of tall, green plants."Now those I recognize," Dorothy said, smiling. She waded off toward the greenery, the others following behind her."Yes. So after my inter I was also helping my father till the college start and then my uncle came to pick me and my father apologized for his miss behavior and on the same day he ask me to come, as soon I reached there I greeted my uncles wife and she looked very upset then the same evening I could hear my uncle and jayanthi aunty were having heated arguments’ about my visit, according to her my father did drama there so that he knew that my uncle would take the responsibilities, by hearing that. " Oh man, I am going straight to hell. She looked genuinely sad. I looked forward and started walking again. "I don't know," I continued, "shitty reason to block out a friend I suppose." No," she said, "It sounds like she meant a lot to you. I completely sympathize." A little silence settled in and I started to regret telling that story, death always evokes such a somber mood when talked about. God-damn death. "What was her name?" Shit, what was her name?"Kelly," I said, quick on the draw,.