With the list on my hand, and money in my pockets. I set myself to venture out to the supermarket. According to the GPS, I would need to take a subway... to the city centre and the supermarket was around 5 minutes of walk from the city centre subway station.The weather was beautiful as I walked by rows of houses and towards the subway station. Birds were chirping and people were passing by with smiles on their faces probably basking in the sunlight. The trees were dancing with the rhythm of the. I explained what had happened.The news media was swarming around us. They had TV cameras on all of us. The police had to tell them to move back several times.Captain Peters said, "I need your ID and permits, and I need to take custody of the weapon since it was used." My weapon was not fired; it never left the holster," I responded as I handed him my IDs and the permits. I removed my jacket and handed it to Vicky, then removed the shoulder rig I carried the Glock in. I wrapped the strap around. " You didn't try to go back? To see her again?" I asked, somehow needing more of an explanation from him."Maybe I should have," Eddie allowed."If I'd known about you, I would have. But I didn't, Rory. Maybe that's hard for you to understand, but your mom made it pretty clear that she didn't want anything to do with me... I did get a letter from her a few years later." And she didn't tell you?" I demanded."If she had, we would have met a lot sooner," Eddie insisted."Well what did it say, the. I held her by the waist as we walk and he was walking behind us.I went and took three tickets to a flop movie. It’s in the top row center. The whole theater is empty except for a few couples here and there in corner seats. She sat in the center and I’m on her right. Mayank on left. The movie started and lights were turned off.I kept my left hand on her thigh. She got the cue. She looked at Mayank and asked him to remove her jacket’s zip. He immediately accepted and pulled it down. Now she.