"Oh good, so I'm not the only one." She sighed."Wait does that mean..." Yeah. So do you want to watch a movie?" I said I would love to and fixed us s...me ice cream while she picked a movie. We ended up watching "Luck of the Irish". We finished our frozen snacks about 15 miniutes into the movie, I looked at the beautiful face of my cousin and brushed a blonde piece of hair out of her face. I leaned forward and licked some ice cream off the corner of her lips. She grabbed the remote and hit pause. She was on a fixed income and any money she had, needed to last her for the rest of her life.“They have mortgage payments and we have equity. You know that they are thinking that if we sell our houses and give them the money to pay off their mortgages that they’ll be in a position to take care of us,” Claire said putting her thoughts on the matter in plain words.“They’ll hate every penny they have to spend on us,” Bev said shaking her head.They’d be real appreciative at first, but with time her. Me: Bad night, huh??Jatin: Hey , didn’t realize you were here.Me: Well here I am, lol.Jatin: Just broke up my 6 years of relationship.And he just started yapping about how fucked up his relationship was.I seriously hate relationships. If you can’t handle, why do you get into one. Just find what you want.We went to my apartment, I gave him my beer which he denied and brought his own beer case from his apartment. (Fucking awesome, my beer is safe!)We just drank, talked and danced and shouted to. She couldn’t commute from home, it was an eight-hour drive away. Wouldn’t do much good to stay in class if she couldn’t eat or sleep. No, her college career was done. She hoarsely croaked out an insincere thanks to Dean Skinner and tried to maintain her dignity as she left the office. The tears came as she stalked across campus to her dorm, making her eyes red and her skin blotchy. The door to her room was open when she got there. Great. People. She’d hoped it would at least be empty so she.