. See you tomorrow."And so it went for the next couple of weeks. I had to hand it to Allison she was out every day, rain or shine. Most mornings I wou...d mumble a reply to her "Good morning" and set off.It was near the end of probably the third week when she asked me a question at the end of a particularly fast-paced five miles,"Were you going to tell me you were moving?"We had stopped at her driveway. I watched her beautiful face with its mix of emotions, her auburn hair ruffling in the. The expression on his face was pained. "I'm sorry, Stefany. It says you are pregnant."Stef sobbed a couple times then collapsed, wailing. Penny and Abby did their best to comfort her. I looked at Eddie. He had that blank, straight ahead stare again."Eddie?" I asked gently as I massaged his shoulder. He didn't respond. "Eddie?"Finally he turned his head. He didn't look at me, or Stef or anyone else. "She can't be. It can't be true." Eddie turned his head to me and looked at me. "Kkkylleee?"Eddie. "“A surprise? Like what?" Mike turned around and looked at me with a mix of annoyance and excitement in his eyes."Like a surprise. I won't give it away, that would defeat the purpose. Now go change, we're expecting a guest after dinner." He sent me off with a kiss and I went straight upstairs. His comment about me needing my strength in mind, I put on white satin hotpants and no bra. Covering it under a Jeans and a wide red shirt, and went back down.Dinner was on the table and it was delicious.. "The world is changing so! I hear there's even an Arab girl in Central this year. Do you know her?" That's Hadiya." I felt a thrill just mentioning her name. "She's in my class, in fact. But she's Pakistani, not Arab. I met her a week ago and we've already become good friends." But she's Muslim. What's she doing here?" Political refugee. A Taliban bomb killed her brother. Her whole family had to get out of Pakistan or they might all be killed." That's terrible!"Tell me about it, I thought."But.