Hell, she would walk around his apartment bareass, and not a single complaint. Then again, he DID always keep the blinds drawn… She sighed h...ppily at the memory. It had taken a hell of a lot of patience to change some of her habits. She certainly hadn’t been an easy student. How he’d put up with her… His yawn brought her out of her daydream. He’d called her before heading home, and she could tell from his voice that he was tired. Maybe this wasn’t a good idea? She. Bewildered, the good reverend thought about it a bit, and decided it would be all right if he wed the couple. And so he proceeded to marry Rhoda and David. While everyone watched. They applauded at the end after Reverend Graham pronounced the happy couple man and wife. He was a little taken aback when Georgette also kissed the bride. However, he did beam with joy as David handed him another Double eagle gold coin."Well, if there isn't anything else then..." he began."Now that you mention it,. I went to Chennai and I was comfortable at my aunts place. I started with my college and she too was busy with her work. Life went on well…The 8 year old son of Aarthi was at his grandmother’s place for his summer vacation and I was day at 7 in the morning, Aarthi came to my room and woke me up and said in my ears that she would be late tonight as she had a farewell party for one of her colleagues. I went to college and it was like any other normal day.I came back in the evening at around 9 pm. ”“Dunno how we’d do that. How far is it back to Alabama?”“I looked. We’re outside of Nashville. Six hundred miles, give or take. Ten hour drive under the best conditions...”“That’d make a long day, like Saturday there and Sunday back...”“I’m gonna call Cindy and see if they have anyone flying in the vicinity. I could catch a seat back there and drive back.”“That’s a thought. But really, the truck’s there for you to use...”“How’d you do it on other jobs?” I queried.“Bigger crew. Sort of just.