‘I don’t know why I knocked, but I know I miss you’ I whispered as I tried holding back the tears. ‘I miss you, too. You do know that, don’t...you?’ He replied his words dressed in concern. ‘I wanted you last night, I….’ I paused not knowing if I should wait for a better moment. ‘You what? Tell me, baby’ Aleem said in his most reassuring comforting voice. ‘Last night after you went to sleep… Sumeya… Sumeya and I… Aleem, please know that…’ I was stuttering and pausing and I’m sure Aleem saw the. We're a special office and you my sweet are leading it right now. Thank you."Kelly said, "We hired another girl to take Racine's place since you took Willy with you, and have her working as secretary now." Kelly's voice became very soft as she said, "Racine is so delicious; you're going to like traveling with her." No, no, no, no. That's entirely the wrong attitude. Willy might come back."Kelly laughed at that and said, "We all know the look she had when she watched the girls get married. She. I'd bring the weed -- because I always brought the weed -- and we knew we'd laugh our asses off, having a good time in the fresh snow.I hung up with her and gathered my things, excited to spend a day playing in the snow on top of studying for tomorrow's exam. I was grateful Shelly and I were in the same class so we could study together.I got to her house quickly, and we got high first, which was never a good idea before you go grocery shopping, but there we were on aisle three, stoned out of. Dylan was the genius of the two. He wasn’t antisocial or anything, but he often got caught up in his crazy and sometimes stupid ideas. He was smart, but it just seemed like he wasted his potential chasing these wild fever dreams. Whenever someone told him to make something, he could do it. He could do it better than anyone his age had the right of doing. But when given his own free reign, that’s when he’d become questionable.Phoebe was his more social and level headed counterpart. While not a.