. "Just a second, Mark." The speaker, a tall geeky looking guywith short black hair and glasses approached and placed his handon Mark's shoulder. ...Jennifer here has a point." The entire roomhad fallen silent. Even Jennifer was astounded. Was this guymaking fun of her? "What we were doing was insensitive," Garyexplained. "It was wrong. And I think that we should thankJennifer for pointing it out to us." He turned. "Sharon," he called out, "get Jennifer here adrink." He turned back to. As he focused on the road he asked, “What hurts?” “You do,” I said softly. “I’m not sure I understand,” he said. “Neither do I. I thought you liked me. You told me that you had never met anyone like me. I don’t know why I believed it. I mean, we had only known one another for a few hours. I suppose I was a bit daft to think that you would respond like that to someone you had just met. It’s okay that you don’t feel that way about me, Alex, but I would just rather have you come clean about it.”. Hey, welcome to our school, Im Sylvia, she replied. I smiled back at her, thinking that this was going to be a good day for me. Would you mind showing me around the school? Im kind of lost, I asked her. Yeah, sure. Sylvia offered me her hand to hold. You better hold on, its pretty crowded around here, you may get lost easily. I took her hand as she led me the way. I couldnt help but notice how soft and velvety her hand was. She said politely, So, I didnt get your name yet. Oh, right. My names. We exchanged our phone numbers, fb ids. The program was over and every one returning home. I asked her that where you are staying to night. She replied that they are returning to Hyderabad this night as they will reach Hyderabad in the morning. I feel bad as she planning to return. I recognized her feelings she too not interested in going. I got a lightning idea. I asked her to stay at my home tonight and tomorrow we can roam. She said no because her parents are waiting. I called her parents.