All I know is that behind the happy smile and polite front, she is sad.”He finished his coffee and stood. “I’m leaving. Like I told you, there i...s food in the fridge and a couple of bottles of beer and wine. I didn’t know if you drank, but around here there isn’t much else to do.”I thanked him for his help and when he got into his car I closed the door and turned around. It was time to explore my ancestor’s home.****I began upstairs with the bedrooms. Seven of them were the same size and had the. But she didn’t agree to it saying it was too risky. What if any neighbors saw through the window? I then asked her not to wear any inner wears. Again she thought it would be risky.But finally, I managed to make her agree to wear her shirt without a bra. So she would wear a top without a bra. But she wore panties underneath her shorts. She would be in the same manner even when my mom and brother were at home. She was okay with it because she would always stay in her room.Very rarely she would. His bark is much worsethan his bite."Alice left as Tom's father came into the room. Edgar Collins was in hislate forties, a little grey around the temples and a little heavier thanTom. At least now, I knew what Tom would look like in twenty years. Helooked me up and down, finally looking me in the eyes and said, "So, youare the Carol that my son has gone crazy over." I smiled, but saidnothing. "Well, at least you're pretty. That's a great start. Tom tellsme that you're a psychology major at the. I saw him out of his gear and with his mom. “Hey Josh, are you going home?” I yelled. “Yea I didn't’t make it to the second round.” He said. “If you need me I am here if you go to the hospital let me know and I will come with you.” “Okay but I am fine.” He said then walked off with his mom. I did not stay for the rest of the rodeo, so I walked around the fair for a while and called my dad. “I am done at the fair.” I said. “Okay I am at the garage door booth.” My dad said back cheerfully. I.