Looking quite sincere, she said she simply didn't see me. She was relieved when I assured her that I understood her mistake.I gave the woman a friendl...y good bye wave of my hand and I started to walk towards the path, along the park's coastline. I was surprised to see that the woman decided to walk along the side of me, keeping up with my quick pace. I gave her a welcome smile and offered her my name.The woman returned the smile and told me her name was Ann. Although she wore the typical. You're taught to think of romance and family first, ahead of other things. There's nothing wrong with those priorities, if that's what you really care about most. There's some good in that. I'm not going to judge you for having a woman's traditional domestic interests. Of course, you're not totally conventional, or you wouldn't be chasing another man, a married one no less. That's nothing shocking to me, however. I've seen that before as well."Rolf is your prospective lover, I can tell. Sorry,. Mandy spent the rest of the night crying and wondering what she had done wrong. The next few days were the same. Mandy didn’t want to go to school, but knew it was the ending of the school year. She would be going off to Denver in a few weeks to start law school. Not sure if it’s her thoughts or if the whole school knew, but her friends seemed different. Her best friend Cindy said it was only Mandy and her perception that people talked. Cindy tried to comfort her, and even came to Mandy’s. The joyrider contemplated swerving up and around on the pavement before thinking better of it. In that moment's hesitation, hobbling alongside I stretched for the door, tugging it open before he could activate the lock.All I can say is that a red mist suddenly descended. Fists flew wildly as I hauled him outside, the scrawny kid taking it all. Somehow I managed to stop short of beating him to a pulp - it was his lucky week too. Though I did ensure to extract a humbling apology before he slunk.