Phrases like, “Have you done your homework?” or “Could you answer question two, ‘cause I thought it was hard?” are not chat up lines. But th...t was how most of my conversations with Claire started.It would get us talking about work, and this would lead to other topics. We spent many free periods in the library talking nonsense and working. I did most of the work. Claire said things like, “Oh yeah, I get it. What answer did you get again? That’s what I got too.” She was copying my work, that was. We get on to our journey and it is all hill climb and now I am sitting beside him, we generally make small talk and the route is really beautiful and I know about him, he is nearing 30 and single, has responsibility of his sisters marriage before he can get hitched, an opportunity but I never think of him in any such ways.We make it to Shimla in about 6 hours and they have been really pleasurable, the journey is awesome and the scenes are fantastic, we find my hotel which is a nice little jewel. ’ Lacie looked at Claire, though the other woman refused to meet her gaze. Lacie pulled herself up and sat cross-legged, pulling her robe from the bedpost and tossing it over her shoulders. Glaring hotly at the other people that she now felt were invading her room, Lacie crossed her arms and huffed angrily. All three flinched slightly when Lacie spoke. ‘Fine. Tell me. I’m not guaranteeing anything though. You’ve all known about this, and you kept it from me. You’ve been lying to me since I got. There was too much to move to Barry's room. That's where she decided to stay while Karen was a "guest." It was mostly all too small or just out of style. Most of it would be put in boxes and carried out to the garage. Lucinda certainly didn't want that awful bitch handling her belongings.Barry helped his mother move her stuff into the garage and into his room. Her son tried to apologize again for the fix they were in but Lucinda smiled and shook her head. Wasn't she as much at fault as.