I'm sorry, Beth ... I mean Lynne. Shit..." He pounded the mattress with his fist. "Fuck ... I'm so sorry, Lynne." It's okay. I'm not upset. It helps m... understand you better." She continued fingering his hair. "You still love her, don't you?" I lost her a long time ago." But -- you'd love to have her back."His eyes filled and he began stroking tears from his face. "Lynne -- I would give anything to have her back. Anything. Oh, God ... I'm so, so sorry..." It's all right. I do hope they cure. They did not know she had that but understood why she hid it. She was traveling with two strange men and had children to protect.Garman spoke, “I will take the refugees far from the battlefield, to avoid the chance fleeing bandits will run into us.”Tessa rose her hand, then lowered it; she did not need permission to speak. “If we are sure of our lords’ victory, we could head directly to Ridgehill, and they can meet us there,” she said tentatively.Garman rubbed his chin. “It would be the best. Priya: Hey, How are you?Me: May I know who is this? (Simply to have a conversation).Priya: I thought you would have remembered me?Me: have you met me before.Priya: Yes on the Cultural day in our college.Me: Hey Priya how are you doing?Priya: I am good, Can we meet tomorrow?Me: Oh yaa where?Priya: Near College but not in college I will be waiting for you near college bus stop.Me: Okay.Priya: bye.Next day I went to the bus stop to pick her up and I asked where shall we go, she told your wish.We. ‘My daughter was accepted into a mostly black college,’ her father finally spoke up, ‘A friend of hers said they turned her down simply because it looked like she was ethnically insensitive.’ ‘They turned her down because she was white?’ I asked. ‘Sadly yes, I don’t want that to happen to my daughter,’ he said, ‘That’s why we need you to— ‘Okay… you had right before the point you said you needed me for something.’ I said, ‘What can I do?’ ‘Well remember when my father said mostly black school?’.