———- Suzanne drove Amy to O’Hare immediately. Amy went on stand-by for a flight to Atlantic City. In the meantime Suzanne made car rental arra...gements for Amy in Atlantic City and obtained directions for getting to the Jackpot Inn. Amy gave Suzanne instructions for turning in her term paper to Burnside. Suzanne would deliver the paper in person and explain that her roommate left due to an emergency but would be back by Wednesday. Suzanne would pick up any assignments to pass along to Amy.. Ik vaar di gal ah ki ma onha da ghar geya hoya c ata raat nooh asi ikatha pya c. Par sada ik hor couisin sada naal aka peh gya ata rohan nooh boht bura lagga ki hun oh meri bund kiven maraga. Ma vi thora kush hogya ki aj meri bund vich lun nahi jauga. Asi tena iko bed ta pya c right ta rohan c vichala ma ata left ta sada cousin vijay c. Jad raat hogai ta vijay sau gya ta ma vi par rohan na suta ata addhi raat noo mera kan vich kehna ki mera val bund karka sauja ma ohnu keha ka vijay nooh pta. I answered.“H, we need to talk—” she said.I hung up and threw the phone on the passenger seat.This was an emergency, I felt, so pulled off onto the hard shoulder. I took the phone that was ringing again, walked up to the corrugated road barrier, and hurled that phone as far into the unlit inky blackness of the empty countryside as I could.Almost as soon as it left my hand I knew I would have trouble contacting my two kids because their numbers were recorded on that phone and nowhere else. I. That was worth the effort all by itself.I loaded the kids into the back of the crew cab and the four of us were off, with only me knowing our destination. When I pulled into the storage lot, I think Yolanda figured it out, but didn't say anything. So far, so good.If my memory served me right, I knew what the kids were going to see first when I rolled up the sectional door on the unit. I was right. Two youth bicycles were sitting there, leaning on their kick stands. I had cleaned and oiled them.