Just the text, with a few modifications, had been posted. That was pretty darned funny though. I felt really proud.BRIE’S STORYI couldn’t believe ...y mom – she posts some of the most outrageous stuff on Facebook sometimes! This was her all time high, or low, depending on your point of view. It wasn’t even a forwarded thing. She’d screen-shotted, if that’s a word, something that she then uploaded, just so she could attack it as if she were replying to the author. I thought my mom was really funny. Trevor was saddened that they would have to refuse the chance of attending. The new babies, and the chance of Dinah and Tracy also going into labour, was too tricky to juggle with a wedding attendance. Anyway, as Trevor said, their acquaintance with the family was minimal. "I know him as one of the new directors of Rehome Fertilisers, but that is all. I gather he used to be a UN diplomat on Earth, but since coming to Rehome he has set himself up as a fruit and vegetable farmer for the high end. “So why does Tanvi sit in a coffee shop and take selfies with a DSLR?” I asked. “Because Tanvi has a pending college project and knows not much about the equipment.”I mocked her poses of the selfies while taking my own and she joined in too. So we were clicking pictures almost immediately. We had a longer conversation about what we do and I told her how I love going to coffee shops alone while she hated it.Evidently we were very different personalities and we were still getting along quite. "It's not, I just...we're a crew and..." Phil's voice trailed off. At the moment he couldn't think of one good reason why they should stay together. The director looked at him oddly."Come on, sister," the woman said while grabbing Phil's arm. "Let's go to our room. We have so much to talk about."The director watched the reactions of all three ladies as they left. She had expected them to be happy, but instead they had shown open signs of reluctance at the thought of spending time with their.