He had very few friends and those that he did were much like him – the silent and morose types. So they got along – not well or badly but just alo...g. He never thought these things odd or unfair because this was the only life he knew and so he lived it. He had always been neglected and ignored. Nothing much affected him, until this strange malady had begun to eat away at him a while back. It had begun when he lost the one friend he had had all his life. She was his neighbor and they had grown. " Most of the girlswere excited at that idea.Robin glared at me and said, "My mom won't let me do a sleepover if thereis a guy there!" Hey trust me the last thing I'm going to do is sleep over, I'm justthere to study. I promise when we're done I'll be headed home," I toldher.That sort of calmed her down and everyone was actually excited andstarted to plan for the sleepover. Michelle asked, "Hey think we couldorder some pizzas and rent some movies to watch after we finishstudying?" Most of the. I begged her not to panic and I made her sit outside on the bench, she was very quiet and I was true worried after some time she got up and started walking away she turned suddenly and gave me a reassuring smile man! I was so relieved she came back with dinner later that evening and sat near me.She told me that she felt very special that in spite of being a city man and having met so many city women and I was thinking about her and I stumbled and talked with no sense, she just touched my lips. So many times before (19) I'd find the aisle manned, well, rarely manned, primarily woman'ed. They'd take root there and wouldn't budge. I'd push my cart to another section and keep an eye peeled. Sometimes they'd leave and I could move in, blockade the aisle, and sometimes after they left and before I could move in another dowager would drop anchor. Rarely did I find that aisle abandoned.I quickly rolled the cart into prime position, effectively blockading the aisle. And found to my delight.