He put the milk and beer in the basket and the eggs and some small items in the saddle bags. He put two plastic sacks on each side of the handlebars. ...very time his leg made the down stroke when he pedaled his knee would hit the sacks of groceries. He was an accident waiting to happen as he pedaled home.It took nearly twenty minutes to get home with his purchases. Bill knew he would have to do something else about transportation when he made purchases from now on. That evening after his supper. "Leave them to me. They shall sit with Gudrun and afterwards we will all go out to dinner together. Will Court be driving you both up?" I expect so." Good!" exclaimed Gudrun. "They can come to tea also and we will travel to the Barbican together." Thank you both so much. I must go. Court will be arriving to pick me up at any minute. See you on the twenty-first."She kissed them both on the cheek and ran downstairs. Court arrived five minutes later. She opened the door and fell into his. (Was just checking tv antenna)S: Thik hai beta. Aaj college nahi gaye kya? (Ok. Did you not go to college today?)M: Nahi aunty, aaj college jane ka man nahi tha. (No aunty, today i was not in a mood to go to college?)S: Thik hai beta, ghar aake chai pee lo. (Ok, come to home and have some tea)I agreed and went to her home. Door was already open and she was sitting on the sofa. She called me inside and asked me to sit. And she went inside to prepare tea. I was watching Tv. She came to me and. That weekend“We should go out and do something. It’s our last free weekend.” Cassie announced at dinner.“Like what?” Candace asked.“I got an idea!” Cassie exclaimed, the mischievous twinkle shining in her eyes.“Uh oh. I know that look.” Candace giggled.“What’s that?” I asked.“The troublemaker look.” Candace laughed.“Me? Trouble?” Cassie exclaimed, attempting to put an innocent look on her face. She held her hands underneath her chin in the angelic pose.Candace and I both laughed at that.“What’s.