Ta k sabi reader meri story ko enjoy karain.Eid ka din tha sab family member ghar ma aktha thay bus nazi (nazia jisay sab pyar sa nazi kehtay hain ) n...i thi kyo k wo karachi ma thi apny husband k pass thi, to sub us ki kami mehsoos kar rahy thay.Ami ny usy call ki k tum b a jaoo eid ha sab aye hain ghar pa tumhai beti ko b abi nai dekha kisi nay. To api nay kaha k unhain ( my brother in law) chotti nai mil sakti ho saky to ap kisi ko bheej do mujay lenay k liay. Ami na ok kaha or phone off kar. I beamed, but at no point turned around. She was literally metres away from me, and she had no idea she was metres from me. I reached the ticket booth and their voices got louder as they reached it and waited behind me. There was friendly blame being attributed to who had made them late. It sounded like she was the peacekeeper. That made me smile.I made my way quickly upstairs and leaned over the edge of the balcony so I could look down and see them enter the auditorium. Her they came. I saw. You can come home now," his wife said willing to forgive him for his temporary lapses in meeting his social obligations."Why should I go there?" Ray asked confused."Because you belong there," his wife answered."I figure I belong out here," Ray said.He turned back to face the lake and started turning the crank on his reel to retrieve his lure. All of this talk wasn't helping him to catch any fish. He quickly reeled in the lure. There was a log out there that would grab his lure if he didn't get. His best friend, Duncan Roloff, skated over. He'd known Duncan since grade 5. It was the same year he'd met Taylor, who'd moved from Winnipeg in Canada. He'd come from Ontario. They'd fallen in love almost 3 years later, and had been the perfect couple ever since."I know conflicts help strengthen a relationship but we have a real conflict here." He said. "LUKE YOU'RE TOO GOOD!" He cried.All of his other friends who were playing were either on he high school team, or Andrew, who was on the.