Muthal nalil nanum teacherum pesikkollavillai.Second dail irunthuthan pesikondom. School mudinthathum iruvarum trinil than selvom. Nangal iruvarum tra...nil than muthan mutalil pesikontom. Naan Parpathrku amaithiyagathan iruppen.Yaridamum sikkiram pesamatten.Naan nalla calouraga iruppen.entha pennum ennai parppargal.Ippadiye days kalinthathu. En training in last dayil nan en guide teacherukku party kodukkavendum ena ninaithu avargalidam ketteh. Avarum ok sonnar.iruvaru restarunt sendrom.avargal. I think he's starting hanging out with her and her friends." But they're so young!" Yeah, well. I don't really know. He hasn't called me lately or anything to hang out, so I don't know." He's been out with Natalie?" I'm just guessing. They seemed pretty buddy-buddy at the Club."That was all I needed ... to hear it from one of his best friends ... And one of my best friends ... who wouldn't lie to me..."Luke's been out with Natalie," I broke the news to Rachel the next day over. “I mean, that shmuck from earlier. The reporter. Yeah, that’s it. I’m allergic to scumbags.”Aron placed a hand on Carter’s shoulder and squeezed gently.“You don’t have to act brave. I know how what I said must be affecting you right now.”“I don’t act brave,” Carter protested.And you have no idea why.He’ll never have.That’s right.“I love you,” Aron said simply. “That’s all that’s important right now. I promise: no more doubts.”Okay, if Aron was going to keep it like this, his allergy was going. So yeah, enough about clothes. The gang was coming over about an hour early to help set up.And it was two hours until they would be coming.Brooke and I had just returned from the grocery store, having bought everything possibly necessary for a Fourth of July bash. Chips, pretzels (yes, pretzels), sodas, and even a few drinks. My parents still knew that Rachel and I didn't drink, but that we needed it for everyone else who would be there. So they agreed to let us supply a little bit.We bought.