.. I applied my makeup and got dressed in a school hoody jeans and flip flops. I ran downstairs said bye to my mom and Ran out the door. I knew He wou...d be there. He always was, waiting for me so we could walk together. I laughed when I seen his face, Like he wanted to tell me something but couldn't .. I held in a sharp groan , if this boy only knew what I see inside my head, I wanted him right then and there. He lived only next door to me and his window was right across the parting from mine.. That's perhaps the only reason I've decided to see you. Of course, you've already shown that you have your own ways of arranging meetings — whether a person wants to see you or not. Very resourceful I must say. Take a seat," the man said.Gavin recognised Henry Sinclair from the many images he had come across on-line, so there was no need to confirm who the man was. He was still off-balance from being told that he was expected and the fact that Sinclair knew his name.As he took one of the. We had our last class work assessment on Thursday 20th December and on Friday morning we got our results. I had managed to pass and the Lt. Colonel in charge of the course said he would recommend me to my battalion for instructional duties. The qualification and experience of instructing would weigh heavily in my favour for promotion. I got a lift from one of the blokes on the course who was going back to Tidworth; it was only a slight deviation for him to drop me off by the barrack gates in. You’ll make me a cup to sip, and a bottle for later. I’ll like lots of pineapple, and maybe paw paw. No apples. Ginger, yes. But let it be faint though.’ ‘Will you eat the diced ones now?’ Sammy asked. ‘Yes,’ ‘I’ll get you a plastic fork then.’ Sammy went to the other side of the counter. And got to work. Fifteen minutes later, Sammy walked into the shop’s make-shift bakery with his cup. He had served the girl and put her order in customer bags. He put the money Chinwe paid him into a drawer.