I crossed my arms and chewed the inside of my cheek again, hoping that I’d done the right thing, letting Brian propose here in front of everyone she... worked with. What if she’d changed her mind about wanting to marry him?“R-Rita, baby?” Brian said shakily.Rita turned around, clearly confused. “Brian,” she said. “What are you doing here?”That was when Brian got down on one knee. The entire room gasped, along with Rita, who immediately burst into tears.“Rit-Rita,” Brian was trying to say. “I have. .." Yeah?" Mimi brightened momentarily, but her encouragement was soon dampened. She'd heard that story before. Easy money... didn't exist."Take care of yourself, Mimi, and I guess I'll see you next semester, huh?" You too, Susie. I'll write... bye!" Half way through the door to the elevator, Mimi turned in time to see her confidante brace her back against the heavy door to open it. For a second their eyes locked. "Say hello to your parents!" called out Mimi, bridging the silence, the very. " What?" Wilde said that 'Life is fatal, but not serious'. But I don't know where." That's okay. It's clever anyway." I want to spend a weekday with my mom at some point." No problem. Will you want the Rover? You could drop me at UWA and then drive there." Good idea. Let me call and see when she's free, then you can call Gordy." Right. But what else do you want to do? Anyone you want to see?" Art Gallery, of course. Are your folks members? No, there's no one from College I'd want to see again.. It took a few minutes for any of us to muster the words and I handed her some drink to refresh and she slowly turned her head in my direction and smiled sweetly, “Wow Mr Frank, that was just WOW!” she sighed softly as I sat down beside her running my hands down her back to get the blood circulating again and it wasn’t long before she was able to turn herself around still amazed at what had just occurred. Her eyes were wide and her smile was permanent as she stuttered something to me which.