I could go on!”“I know you could! But I understand what you’re saying. Is there anything I could change or improve?”“Given the circumstances... I don’t really think so.”“And if you could wave a magic wand?” I asked. “Don’t worry about upsetting or offending me.”“I’m not sure it’s possible to upset or offend you, except by being dishonest.”“I don’t deal well with stupidity or fools, but you have nothing to worry about in that regard!”“I don’t think it’s a reasonable question, and I don’t think. He was talking to his friend and all of a sudden his hand bumped my shoulder and he said sorry and then said Hi. I responded with Hi feeling a little awkward. He then asked me I have seen you somewhere.I knew that that was very common line guys use so I said OK. He said, “Seriously I know you from somewhere, Meadows right?” I asked him how he knew where I lived. He said his friend stayed there and he had seen me there once. Then he said he will drop me home as he is going to go at his friends. Feinstein's head nodded slowly, and while her disappointment hadfaded slightly, she still completed the motion sternly. I continued,"And I-I'm glad you were there. Because I was scared without mommythere."The old woman's frown slowly morphed into a gentle smile, "I understandacting out, Riley. You were probably scared that you would get intotrouble for breaking your game and the glass. Girls your age sometimesstill don't know how to express themselves appropriately in certainsituations. That. “What the fuck do you know about cars?!”, I asked laughing incredulously while regretably and gently pushing him away from me. I knew what was happening but wasn’t sure how I felt about about it. It was all so sudden and with someone who I saw as a child. I needed to step back for a moment.“I know lots of things.”, he said while a mysteriously all knowing Mona Lisa style smile fled across his face. “For example, I know your Mom is gone for the weekend...”, he trailed off, his light blue eyes.