"Especially in the lunch room," giggled Tiffany.Ron's face turned red with embarrassment, had he been that obvious hewondered."Thomas is an investment...banker," Tiffany said proudly."Being a banker isn't that big of a thing, its just numbers. What do youdo beside work, Ron?" asked Thomas."I like to make things. I have a machine shop at home and like to workwith metal, although lately I've started fooling around with chemicalsand so I built a lab in my basement. I'm trying to find a way to. Ena ennaku en chithi mela en pool nattunu nikra vayasula irunthu kannu. Katha eluthra alavuku enaku therama illa. Ana naa inga katha padichitu kai adichutu irunthen thidirnu thairiyum vanthu en chithiya okanumnu nenachen othuten. Atha unga kitta share panren.En peyar mani naan engineering final year padikren mech, mechanical nale gaage than athu unma than. Naan konjam extra gaagee. En schl irunthu naa mechanical uh valnthutu varen, enakku en amma mela oru mariyatha.Athunala amma ku keela en. .. well..." I stumbled."How's that gorgeous girlfriend of yours?" Dayna filled in my awkward pause. "I miss her. Think you guys might want to come visit this weekend?" Oh, uh, actually ... We broke up."Dayna gasped. "WHAT?!? Why? What's going on?" That's not actually why I'm calling-" Details! I want details!" Dayna, please."She obediently shut up, but whimpered. I could practically hear her fidgeting anxiously on the other end of the line."I'm calling about Dawn." Ohhh..." Dayna calmed down. They took her to the hospital about noon in an ambulance and I forgot all about her, absorbed by the work and lack of sleep as the injured kept coming. About nine that night, Charlie told me to go home and get some sleep.I did, checking on the horses first and letting them into the pasture to graze. After a quick shower I hit my bed and fell asleep instantly, exhausted and sad. These people had done nothing to deserve this kind of misfortune; they were all hard-working, normal folks trying to.