Why wouldn’t it do?”“Because elves aren’t human. Their language shouldn’t be human. However, it should be pronounceable by a human, just in ...ase they make a movie of my book.”“Like you said, it’s a fictional story. It shouldn’t really matter.”“I can see that you aren’t interested. I won’t bother you any more.”“Wait!”“What?”“I ... might be interested.”“Why?”“Do you really want something unlike any existing language?”“Yes.”“That would be a challenge.”“I think so.”“I’ll need to know more.”She. “African-ization? I read about that,” Melissa said. “We have read about it, too. It’s real,” Lisa said. “I would never think this would happen to me. Then I met a black boy when I was 16,” Melissa said. “I thought you were starting early,” Dee said grinning. “I dated white boys. I slowly started dating black all the time,” Melissa said. “We all had some experience where we flashed over. We found out what we had been missing,” Lisa said and added, “You know what they say …” “…when you go. He never backed down from a fight, or ran from a job that was too hard...But this was a different kind of fight. He couldn’t punch his way out of this, or pull the trigger and make it go away (which he had done plenty of times before).He was out of his league, and he knew it.“Why, hello there” a voice came to him in the darkness. The words were different than what the usual voice said. Todd opened his eyes.It was Dr. Sulstry, of course. And she was looking as lovely as ever. He marveled at how. Galloway says my father died of a broken heart shortly after my mother left him. Not that it matters, but I don’t believe the annoying Mr. Galloway about the details surrounding my father’s death. I didn’t believe his story at all until I did a little digging through the back issues of dozens of newspaper articles and read it for myself. I can’t help but think there’s something fishy about the whole thing. Why did my mother leave my father? Where was she going? What or whom was she running.