" Callie grinned again, but stepped out of arm's reach this time. "OK, Callie, enough embarrassing me now. Would you like to join us for coffee?" "Tha...ks for the invite, Mom, but I think I'll pass this time. You have too much time to catch up on to want me here. Bob, nice to meet you--I think we'll be seeing more of each other later." Callie smiled sweetly, then ran back up the stairs. The coffee was ready, and we each got a cup and sat on the couch. Catherine put on some music, and we talked. Lacroix is on the 52nd floor. As far as he remembers, she’s not really a part Cloud Date Service, which has no Personal Management of their own, but are a part of Social Interaction Service Syndicate LTD., the umbrella company for Cloud Data Service.Chris enters the elevator. Normally the offices beyond floor 40 are restricted to employees of Social Interaction Service Syndicate LTD. But with that message he should have gotten access, right?He swipes the ID card in the slot and press the button. “Hiya, guy. What’s up?”I made a quick glance to the sky. “Clouds.”“You do think you’re a comedian. Too bad you aren’t.”“I’m hurt,” I replied.She smiled as she sat down, flopping a bag videos on the table. “You think so now. Just wait,” she said.Before I could ask her to explain, she added, “Jenny’s getting coffee for us. She’ll be out in a moment.”To fill the awkward silence, I asked, “so you’re a teacher at Gil Thorp, as well.”“Yep,” Kim answered as she watched the door, not even glancing at. In an open field on a hill, I lived in a small house. Although only two of us lived in the house, I had many friends from college.I was happy with my life and so was my mother. Or at least I thought so. My father would visit us twice a year when he used to stay with us for a week each time. I could see my mother being cheerful and happy when he was around. But when he wasn’t, she was alone, lonely!I didn’t notice her loneliness as I used to spend my entire day outside and return only in the.