.." She trailed off as she went into another room, returning a few moments later with a smallish volume. "Here." She handed it to me."Traditional bush... medicines : an Aboriginal pharmacopoeia," I read. "Richmond, Vic.; Greenhouse Publications, 1988. ISBN: 086436167X. Maybe it's still available, or reprinted. There might be something new." I handed it back. "But this is great! Really great! My wife the authority!" I was so worried! I was sure they were going to demote me or even fire me! And I. "Well, I'm off," I told them both, leaning over to give mom a kiss good-bye, doing so on the lips once again, lingering once again for that briefest of moments before turning to then do the same to my Aunt. "Have a good time you two, try and enjoy yourselves, and simply have fun," I added."Oh, we will!" Aunt Kathy had said almost a little too quickly, especially by the way mom looked at her before turning to me, handing me the keys to the car."I'm not sure we'll be going anywhere, or doing. I really enjoyed during that days class. Then came the series of exams and i at home in front of books would think of my sweet teacher. When i and my friends went to collect our answer sheet of english exam she said she wanted to tell something to me about my studies and asked my friends to go. It was a free period for her and nobody other than me and her where in the room. She told to me that i was not concentrating on the period and always looking at somewhere else. I thought that she did not. ”Did you take your silly pill today?” asked a coy Sanjana.”Of course! I’d rather be laughing than crying, sweetheart! Wouldn’t you?” she asked.Sanjana leaned her head against the wall, twirling the phone cord around her thumb– hopelessly daydreaming of potential romance.”Yea.” Whispered Sanjana as the tone of her voice oozed pure devotion.”I’m glad you called.” replied Bhagyashri, in a more serious tone.”I wanted to.” Replied Sanjana.”Really?” asked Bhagyashri.”Really.” Urgency crept out from.