That he wouldn't call me. It was over.Then on Thursday while I was outside cutting the lawn, I could see Laurie on the cell phone standing at the end ...f the yard. I was unsure who she was talking to but she seemed to be motioning me over. I let go of the mower, shutting it off, as I walked to her wiping the sweat off my brow.I could hear her chatting telling whoever it was she'd be glad to, that it sounded like fun, and it was good talking to them as well. In a few moments she handed the phone. As ecstatic as both Jenna and Rick were, they were disappointed that they'd have to miss their holiday with Prue and Sara, and as happy as Becky was to be getting a new sister, she too would be broken-hearted about not getting the chance to be spoiled by twin aunties.Prue sat drumming her fingers on her computer desk as Sara and Jenna chatted and then her muse whispered softly in her ear, and the pretty pixie interrupted with an idea to save the day. It wasn't an original one, but Prue. Sure enough, a woman with long golden locks seemed to be tailing us,and she really wasn't making any secret of it either. When I lockedeyes with her, she flashed a smile, and that's about when I knewsomething was seriously wrong. I stopped mid-stride and stared at herwith my mouth hanging wide open like some kind of idiot."I don't like this. Can we please leave?" Eva asked.I didn't answer, not because I didn't want too, but because I couldn't.My feet were planted firmly on the ground, and I. "So really Garrett, have you enjoyed living here on this floor with all ofus?" I asked."I can't tell you how great it has been for me and Bryson. We're likefamily almost. There's always so crazy shit going on here."Corey laughed, "Yeah, there is some shit going on here for sure but it isfun most of the time." Last semester, Bryson and I couldn't wait to leave almost every weekend.The weekends we did stay were because of the football games. We had otherfriends from our high school come here but.