I actually ran the last two blocks to my home. After a quick shower I grabbed a beer and sat to watch TV. Concentrating on the shows was impossible. I...could not get the woman at the window out of my mind. I realized that I had not even noticed if she was beautiful, cute, or plain. Yet all I needed to do was close my eyes and I could see her clearly.The next evening brought something new to me, an eagerness to hit the streets. I told myself that I had just gone over the hump and that my exercise. I asked her why she was crying she didn’t answer. I sat beside her. I asked her again. She looked at me and told me that her husband has married his mistress from whom he recently got a male child. She started crying. I consoled her. She was fine after some time as she knew this was going to happen. She served tea and we watched TV for some time. She cheered up after sometime as we were watching a comic TV series.She went to the kitchen and began preparing dinner for me. I went inside the. She glanced at the window as she passed by. There was a woman walking by on the sidewalk, but she didn’t look in. I don’t care if she does, Carla thought. Doris loves me just the way I am. She started singing to herself. It was a song recorded a number of years ago by Martina McBride. “Don’t see no reason to change my plan; My baby loves me just the way that I am.” She was still humming to herself as Alice picked up the phone. “My,” Alice exclaimed. “Aren’t we the chipper one?” Carla took a. He cared, even if he was stupid."Nice try, Einstein" she said. "But if Mom and Dad really did hear about this do you think for even one instant that they'd even let me stay on the squad? Much less go to the game."He was downcast. "Yeah, I guess you're right. It was a stupid idea."She hugged him back. "No, it was a sweet idea. I'd forgotten how thoughtful you can be." She was quiet for a while. "What happened to us Bobby?" she sighed. "We used to have such a good time together." I don't know" he.