" My grandmother says and I nod and can't help but smile. We've made each other late for work a few times by taking long showers and such but at work,...I still don't hold back when I have a chance. A closet here, empty office there...but that is another story."What about your other friend's? Ever go out and just have fun without your Uncle? No offense, Kerry." Tom asks."The woman at his work are older than me and we have nothing in common." I say thinking to myself that Julie's the only one. A look of anger crossed his face as he looked around for the red mist to tell it he was going to the ship to stop them. Looking around, it again was nowhere to be seen, these beings were still odd to him it seemed he'd never understand them. Shaking his head he looked up and was instantly outside the ship where he'd bumped into it trying to pass through. Damn, so they remembered, changing his vibrative make up, he easily passed through. Passing through several walls he finally found a comp,. We never talked about it again.i went to my school mates to meet with him and his cute sister, who was already 18 years old.When I came into the apartment, my mother met me and said that my buddy is sick in bed and that I shouldn't go to him because of the infection. then I went to his sister, who said to me that she still needs some time to get ready.then i went into the living room and sat down with my father. the mother was busy eating in the kitchen. It should be mentioned here that I'm. ’ Karen took another breath. She always had believed in signs, though others considered it to be yet another thing that made her strange. She hoped that Joan would receive her next words the way she intended them. ‘I don’t know how many times you had been through Tommy’s things between the accident and finding those poems. Tommy might have forgotten about them and just left them with other stuff from high school. However, I believe in signs and that perhaps you finding the poems was Tommy’s way.