I know you were unhappy, but there was nothing I could do about it. It was then that Kyle left you to join some friends at another table. He told me t...at he saw Susan Morgan come into the lounge and sit next to you at the bar. Then he told me that he saw you walk her to the reception desk, get a room key and go up with her in the elevator. I didn’t want to believe it but then I remembered how cold and distant you seemed to be with me when I finally met up with you three hours later. Kyle has. "That's easy for you to say," she sighed. "You've got a job." Can I call you later this week?" I probed."How long are you going to be in town?" she asked. "Don't you have to be back to work on Monday?"Oh, shit, I thought. My lie is unraveling."Actually, Mel," I said sheepishly. I hoped she wouldn't mind one little white lie. "I don't have to be anywhere. I'm not really employed either." What?!?!" her eyes got wide."I, uh ... I'm not really a community college professor, although I teach. ’ ‘Must be crowded with all three of you in that apartment together.’ Drew smiled as he imagined Mina, Hilary and Lena trying to sort out living arrangements. ‘Oh, no. Lena’s in the process of moving out.’ Mina turned to him with a smile. ‘I would have thought you’d have heard.’ ‘Heard what?’ Drew was surprised. From what he knew of Hilary and Lena, they were very close and hadn’t been any reason to move apart. Then again, Lena had just become engaged to his teammate. ‘Ah, right. She’s moving. He wants to apply for an asylum in Germany, but from an Embassy, and while he waits for his request to get processed he would like to stay here, instead of sleeping in some detention center in Germany. I was thrilled. The officials said that it is possible, and that he can stay but that he needs to visit the offices every two weeks for a checkup. I was out of the roof happy. He did want to stay. And he did want to leave. But he prolonged it.We’ve exited the offices and went to the staircase.Me:.