. Until you get laid! I don't know if I leave it get that far.- Silly, you're very silly. That's why Adilson did what he did tô you all these years a...d you still live with the bastard until today.- Divorced... And I... I'm about tô change.- Who separates from their husband and stays in the same house with him for two years.- You know very well why... The damn apartment doesn't sell, expensive, and I don't want tô go out and leave Adilson living there alone.- What about the apartment you. "Laura picks up the sheet of paper, and David leans in close so that they can both read it together. After they have read it from top to bottom, each one of the signs it at the bottom; and then it's slid back to the other side of the table where Janet is setting with a smile on her face."Well," she says, taking the sheet of paper, "now I'm going to set up a really nice guy for you, Laura! If it works out, I think I'm going to get Francis for you! Francis is a great guy! I'm sure you'll like. I try not to have meetings booked after 1:00pm on Fridays. That lets me catch up with stuff I didn’t get to earlier in the week.”“OK. I’ll have Kimmy set it up.”I went to Kimmy’s office that she shared with Chris Gibson and explained what I needed. She promised to set it up right away. I went back to my desk and twenty minutes later, Kimmy was there with everything arranged.“How?” I chuckled.“I called Beth first, and got her schedule, then Karl. I knew everyone else was totally flexible. It’s. Now I guess everyone will know. Are you going to make me leave?aroslav: Even when they surprise me, I try to let people set their own course. Why don't you start by telling me how old you are and when your birthday is.WENDY: I'm twenty-one years old. My birthday is Cinco de Mayo, the fifth of May. I'm a senior at the University of Washington studying social sciences. I live in a tent.aroslav: You say that with a degree of pride. What does living in a tent mean to you, Wendy?WENDY: It means that.