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... eft my house, I sat down on my couch for a while, thinking about everything she had said, I didn’t know that it was late. The rumbling of my stomach was what made me know that it was way past dinner time.

I looked at the time, and it was too late to start making something for dinner, Plus, I didn’t even have an appetite, so I decided to just go to bed.

Sleep did not come so easily. While I lay on the bed, I tossed and turned; my mind kept on replaying everything she had said earl ...

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