Other, more personal events had long been coming by the time September 11th rolled around. My love life had been in complete stasis for a number of mo...ths, and I decided I’d had enough of being single. A girl came back into my life right about then, one I used to work with at Half-Price Books, a girl I felt was ultimately too cool for me. Fate prevailed, this time on my behalf. I’m glad for this. Our conversations went for hours, and opportunities to go out somewhere together came and went… and. Now I understood that things are going easily between sir and momMom: Sir my son is too poor in maths so please help him.Sir: Don’t worry Mrs. Shetty your son will be in my hands.Mom: Sir call me Maya.Sir: Ok then you call me Mohan.Mom: Ok sir…ohh sorry Mohan.Sir: Hahahaa.Then after that, he started teaching me. It went for 2 hours and my dad came from office and he wished sir. At 7: 30 tuition ended and sir bid bye to me. He asked about my mom and I knew that he will ask me. I also wanted that. THEY had finished THEIR job a couple of days early, and were loading his stuff as they spoke. The owner had had his phone in hand to call Carl. The job there was only going to need a half day to complete. They were out in less than half an hour, and ready to begin. Carl had called and Lorene, Irene, and Nola were coming out, and just as excited as any of them, if not more so. Floyd, Francis, and their swampers, were on the far side of the big pond, leveling a place for a pavilion. Floyd,. I snapped my fingers. ‘Alright Mr. Scott, your vitals seem quite good but i’m going to have to call in your primary physician so he can monitor you for the next couple of hours. We’ll probably have to run several more tests before-‘ I snapped my fingers and Tiffany came to a dead stop. ‘Now Tiffany. I know you can hear me, and I want you to listen to everything I have to say. It’s very important and I want you to remember all of it. Do you understand?’ ‘Yes. Very important…’ ‘Good. When I give.