If you understand, just say ‘Yes, Mr. Barrett.” ‘Yes, Mr. Barrett.’ ‘Very good. Once you leave this store, you will no longer be bound to fo...llow your fiancé’s commands. After I say ‘What a lovely ring,’ you’ll do as Andrew tells you, but won’t remember why, or what I have just said. You’ll wait here until I wave to you, and you’ll be awake and alert, capable of your own decisions as long as they don’t conflict with Andrew’s, and have pleasant memories of everything you do here tonight. If you. Suddenly, he gets an idea. He will sneak down to his room and get in and get some other clothes then he will report those jerks who stole his clothes. He holds himself and opens up the door. He peeks out both ways and nobody is out there walking the halls. He feels happy. He runs to the left to his room and tries the door. Locked!!! "NOOO!" he thinks. He is now naked, cold and his class starts in fifteen minutes. Suddenly he hears some commotion. It sounds like girls laughing and they are in. As Stevie locked up, she said, "There are a lot of nice clothes for Milaat that new store?" So many," Gerry beamed, fantasizing about dressing Mila in many of thefashions he saw at the boutique.Stevie saw how badly he wanted to purchase the pretty dresses for theirniece. "Why didn't you buy some?" Oh," he shrugged. "I only had about eighty dollars with me and, aftergroceries, that sleeper was all I could afford." So..." Stevie was genuinely baffled by this, "... why didn't you use adebit card. Amy frowned. This was supposed to be adult education at the community college, not high school. Half these guys were older than she was.?For instance, if you can remember sine, cosine, and tangent in that order, the order we saw them in class, then you can use the saying ‘Oscar had a heap of apples’ to remember what’s divided by what. ‘Oscar had’ means opposite over hypotenuse. ‘A heap’ means adjacent over hypotenuse. And ‘of apples’ means opposite over adjacent. Just look at the first letter.