Kaarthen’s trip back to the Tower was a blur. Seeking a quiet place, she found an area in the library to pull herself together before something bad...happened. Something Apocalyptic happened anyway, Mara's mind had gone quiet. Somewhere she was focused on something.Dulia walked in from the maproom holding a stack of research papers. “Was that you slamming doors?”“Yes,” Kaarthen muttered.“Be at ease.” She said stopping in front of Kaarthen as she sulked. “Has your audience spiked a nerve? . Then we walked around the building until we were at the front door. We entered the theater and purchased tickets for a movie called “Rachel's Raunchy Rodeo.” I started to head for the auditorium where the movie was showing, but Becca pointed me in the direction of the concession stand. “You want to get something to eat or drink during this?” I asked her. “I'll handle this,” she told me. “You just wait right here for me.” Becca walked up to the counter and began to place our order. I found it. She was from other batch so our timings where different.Many days passed we used to chat with each other and we became more close.Like we used talk to each other for hours.One day she asked me whether i have any gf. I told i m single.She told me about her that she had a bf she broke up with her 4 months ago because her bf had affairs with other girl so she left her.Next day was sunday so i asked her out for a movie she agreed.Next day i reached early and was waiting for her outside the theater. We were encouraged to be open-minded and curious ... to not look down on others or judge them by our standards.” She chuckled.“By Joshua’s standards, I suppose he must have thought that I grew up in Babylon. He was from a strict, Midwestern fundamentalist, Christian family. Had Josh stayed in Iowa and married an Iowa girl I wouldn’t have been surprised if he would have turned out to be just like your father is today.” She laughed again. “He was a real sodbuster.”With a wry grin, she continued,.