We all got up and walked out the coffee shop to the elevator together. As we approached the courtroom door I gave the government attorneys a parting s...ot."By the way, I know I am going to win, because I cheated. I used my ability last night, and peeked at which way the judge was going to rule. I read his decision," I said and winked at them.We entered the courtroom together, and I could feel the government attorneys staring at me. Richard and I went to our table and sat, waiting for the judge. This finally seemed be working out but we had just under two hours for me to get home. I asked Ken if he liked sushi or Asian food and he said he was still full from breakfast. I said I would like to have a drink before I took him home, which I think opened the door. We went to an Asian restaurant and ordered Mai Tais and talked, I admitted I had dated his cousin and that I thought he was just as handsome. He smiled and seemed awkward but I think he realized he had a chance with me because of. They didn’t always agree on everything, and that was good because they had to think twice about things and hash them out. Everyone benefited from open discussions involving various points of view and goals. No one forced anyone to do anything, and small accomplishments kept everyone motivated, less frustrated and in a better mood. Small progress was still progress.There was a sudden tug on his line, stronger than any he had felt before. The fish put up a grand fight, and Clark was fearful that. This is bad. I just walked into a powder keg and I don’t see any way to exit.“He’s my little brother, of course you should be courteous. Why are you so fucking hostile towards him? You’ve never even met him, but the second I mention that he needs a place to stay you lose your shit. What could he have possibly done to deserve such hatred?” My sister yelled right back at Cory.Wait, what? She told me he was cool with me staying here. Why would she lie? I would never have come if I knew it would.