. face; eyes, large and dark. Small, neat ears, tucked in well against her head.I looked out for her each day. She was regular as clockwork; if there ...as any variation in where we met, it was because I was a little earlier or later than usual. Then one day, her eyes met mine. I can't say it was like an electric shock, because it wasn't, but ... maybe a quiet click.The next day, it happened again; this time, she smiled and, reflexively, I smiled back. I don't know about you, but I can't resist a. Or mare baju mai ah kar late gaye hum bate karne lageMonu:kasa lagaMai:bohat maza ayea,different style thaMonu:abi to shru ata hai age tum ko or diffrent maze du ga par muja bohat neend aha rahi the maine bato par dayan nahin diya or mai so gayi jab meri neend khuli to kafi andera ho chuka thaMaine monu sa pucha tiome kya hai to monu bola 9:30 pm hai maine kaha book lagi hai to wo kahne laga chlo tayer ho jao .hotel ka restrorent mai chal kar khana kate hai maine kaha nahi yaha par hi mangwa lo. We have a diversity group after school. I'd like you to join it. It focuses on bringing racial issues to light and..."She must have lost her damn mind. "Do I look like I need a diversity group? I'm the only diverse thing up in here! You people need to bring racial issues to light not me! I already know about racial sensitivity and shit!" Then maybe you'll come speak to the group about what it's like being so different from the norm..." She winced. "I mean, the larger percent of the student. She did not respond. She was obviouslyvery hung over. ''HEY!'' he bellowed. ''WAKE UP!''Rachel let out a long, horribly dramatic groan.''I'm going into town with the guys. I'll be gone a while,'' saidCharlie.Rachel responded with a grunt before falling asleep again and Charlietook that as an understanding. He ran down the stairs, pulling his redt-shirt over his head and nearly tripping over the bottom three steps.He swung open the front door, the bright morning light nearly blindinghim. As he.