“Not every day like school, I guess, but there we go.”Onion rings, piles of fries and burgers were arriving as Allison deftly got our orders right...as usual.“Refills for anyone?”All the girls needed a refill. I waved her off, digging into my bacon cheeseburger. Man, they made a good one here.Lexie finally dropped into the chair across from me that I’d found for her.“Sorry, got caught up,” she apologized, something I wasn’t sure I’d heard from her before.Efficient Allison was back with refills. I went to market to buy some books for me and priya was alone at home. When I came from market, I was stunt to see that Priya was watching Blue Films in my PC. I was a little nervous in that situation. When she knew that I have came from market, she turned around and found me standing before her. She looked at me in a questioning way. I can’t able to meet her eyes. I felt very shme and went to other room. In few mins, she came to me and holds my hand. I felt very shy but, she is normally. He was like family to my house. To keep a long story short, even though Javon chose a life of gangs and my brother chose football, they were still tight and hung together.“I was supposed to protect him,” he continued, audibly fighting back tears.I just nodded my head. I didn’t really have anything to say to him, or anybody for that matter.“Man if you need anything, we got you. Call me, you got my number. Call me.”Initially, I had no interest in anything involving him or any of them. But my life. It was always nice to find an old codger selling a car. They usually keep it in good working order, serviced regularly and never boot it down the road."I've not seen the car in years. Once Jim, that was my husband, had died I never came in here. I went to the newsagent and they put the ad in the car magazine for me" Sorry about Jim love, might as well get a few quid instead of it rotting away completely"Moving to the back of the car Rob grabs the tarp with both hands and yanks. The dust that.