” A few weeks ago, that gesture might have seemed weird. Now, pretty much nothing did.“Sure,” I said.As I was walking out the door he grabbed my...arm, pulled me back in and gave me a long kiss.“We should do this again sometime,” he said, a big smile creasing his face.“We should.”We did do it again, three or four times in the weeks remaining before I went off to college. I think Jason would have liked to get together more often, but that was of course difficult when his roommate wasn’t. You’re gonna come hear us, I insist, get rocked like you’ve never been rocked before.”“Oh really?” Sasha had an arm slipped around his waist. “I hope your lyrics aren’t as cheesy as that.”“Sure we’ll come, I love live rock music,” Libby cried out in near-desperation. “Hang on, I want to get you something.” The impulse seemed to come from nowhere. She rushed to a nearby stall and bought a pound of her favorite Cornish fudge.An electric thrill ran through her at the thought of pressing the salty. "Dave answered, "I can't wait either."Sarah said, "I'll see you soon."Dave replied, "See you in two days."Dave heard a click on the line and he felt much better. He told his family he was going to bed and he went to his room. He was lying in bed thinking about Rebecca when his mother walked in and sat on the bed. She begged, "Please don't shut us out again. I'm sorry you broke up with Rebecca; but please let us know whenever something is wrong, so we can help make it better."Dave nodded, "I'm. When she realized that if she didn’t go, she’d be stuck in West Harville with only her parents, and Adam, for company she decided that she wanted to go to college as well. She spoke to her parents about it and they both supported the idea whole heartedly. Her mother especially seemed very enthused by the idea and kept talking about how she was sure that Cindy would find a great guy to marry and have a bunch of kids with. Cindy found it a little frustrating that the only thing on her mother’s.