"You could sort of say that," Shirley said, taking another large sip of her drink, then alternating it with a piece of cheese on a cracker. "Morty pas...ed away a long time ago." You never remarried?" Bobby asked as he followed her example, thinking that his own grandmother had done just that, and her husband had only died five years ago."I already had my children, and I really never found someone I loved as much as Morty," she explained."I can't imagine spending my life alone," Bobby noted,. Oh, Kally and I got a little time to walk around and be alone but it wasn't much. My mates commandeered her after about an hour and took her away.They weren't the only current wives that separated their man from his new intended either. It took a little thinking but I figured it out.These women, or girls really, didn't have the benefit of being in the Calak they'd grown up in. They didn't know anyone here and knew nothing about the specific ways we did things, even though I'm sure they had a. "Do you drink?" Jennifer ask."Of course I drink I am not a Vampire." Lillian says exasperated."I meant alcohol, do you drink alcohol." Jennifer says."OH oh yes wine is fine." Lillian says shyly.As Jennifer leaves the room Lillian and I sit down on the couch, I take in the small apartment remembering Jennifer said she was a student."What the hell are you doing Idin? This is not funny." Lillian hisses at me, her fangs extended slightly with her anger."Careful Lilly, your getting long in the. Now that she had someone in her life with whom she could confide, she wanted to be with him whenever possible. During the afternoons she did not have class, she'd accompany him to lot Econ-A when he went there to ticket. She continued to study by herself in her "private spot" while he ran his machine, but the point was for her to be close to him. At the end of the afternoon she followed him back to the Parking Department Office, went with him to dinner, and then accompanied him to the library.