I have a couple of hours before I head out. Bye. Take care.”I do not know what came over me. I asked the autorickshaw to turn back to IIM. Grumbling...y he turned and dropped me outside. I was still nervous and just stood outside for what would have been like 15 minutes trying to decide whether I should go back inside. While I was nervous as hell, I replied to him.“Hey, I am outside.” I did not get a response from him. I was a little relieved in my head as well. I thought it would be better this. We get along really well, and he’s a nice guy. He’s a philosophy major and an English minor. He wants to teach college, so he’ll start on his Master’s in the fall.”“Elyse, before I forget, the Reds are in town next Monday and Tuesday. Monday is Memorial Day, so we’ll never get tickets, but Tuesday we can get seats for sure.”“You’re going to play hooky from work?” she grinned.“Sure. Jess is going to be here, so I was already going to alter my work schedule to spend time with her.”“Just you and. Joey and Tess loved their neighborhood and they did not plan to attend Drexel after high school. Maureen, too, was undecided and argued in favor of a compromise between conservation and the interests of higher education.Deirdre, on the other hand, argued that the concerns were not over the view of the neighborhood, but rather the view from the neighborhood. This was not about preservation but about the vista the inhabitants wanted to enjoy.Tess argued against that, pointing out that Drexel's. Me- Thank you momMom- Hm?She glanced over my way but quickly looked awayMe- Thank youI walked up behind her and gave her a back hug. Mom was short. She was 5'3 and maybe 200lbs. I was already 5'4 so we stood almost the same height.Mom- Why?She asked softlyMe- For being a good mom. I love youI hugged her tighted and kissed her cheek. She breathed heavy hugging on to my arm. She let out a soft sigh with a moan. I didn't think nothing of it.The next day was the same thing. She cooked and barely.