I am so glad you are here. They started right off treating me like crap," she said."You do understand that we are going to have to get a recorded vide... statement from you," I said."Yes, I have no problem with that, the student attorney will be here to look out for me, won't he?" she asked."If you feel you need one, we will wait until one arrives," I said."I defended myself and I have a couple of witness, I think. If you ask any questions I am worried about I will refuse to answer them," she. To see if there's interest in him returning or something like that. Then if things work out, he might go back permanently." But then he'll be moving to New York for good," April pointed out.Bailey started to say something, but stopped, the realisation of her sister's words sinking in."Look, Sis, I don't want you to fall for this guy only to have him leave you at the end of the summer," April said.The other girl chewed on her lip for a minute. She pulled her covers up. "But it would be one. "Did you just say 'Ashhadu Alla Ilaha Illa Allah Wa Ashhadu Anna MuhammadRasuly Allah'?" Asked Afroza."Yes, I said 'Ashhadu Alla Ilaha Illa Allah Wa Ashhadu Anna MuhammadRasuly Allah,'" I repeated.Nas arrived."Ashhadu Alla Ilaha Illa Allah Wa Ashhadu Anna Muhammad Rasuly Allah,"she said to me."Ashhadu Alla Ilaha Illa Allah Wa Ashhadu Anna Muhammad Rasuly Allah," Irepeated again. "What does it mean, Nasrullah?" It's the Shahadah. The confession of faith in Islam. It translates as'There is no. Oh well. The truth is I didn't feel anything for him either. Not anymore. My mother was at least making an effort. It may be that when this was over I could establish some sort of a relationship with her. It was obvious that the apple of dad's eye was Laura and there was only room for one apple in his pie.Mom made me a nice breakfast of bacon and eggs and then everyone sat around and watched me eat. The small room echoed with the deafening silence. Not a single word was spoken. I almost started.