I turned towards Col. “What do you mean?”“A word that won’t happen in normal conversation. If either of us is starting to feel things are gett...ing out of control between us, we can say it and we both have to stop and find out what’s bothering the other person.”“Oh.” I thought for a moment. “That’s a good idea. What word?”“Umm ... How about ... Gundagai?” I was surprised that Col knew that Australian place name but managed to hide it.“Gundagai?”“It’s a place in Australia – there’s a song about it. ”"It is just role play.”“Riiight, Danny. Roleplay.” Mitch chuckled.“Perhaps you should get the family here for the weekend,” Daniel grumbled“Cool, I will come back to you. I need to meet this fiancé.”“Asshole.” Danny grinned as he heard Mitch laugh. Cath would love it if Simone visited. He realized he would love it just as much. They hung up, and he left for lunch. He grinned to himself as he bought a dozen white roses. He went to the gym and then to the school. He sat with his laptop, the. By the time you read this sentence, so many events with potential historic signification happen all across the New Republic that they could not all be recorded, even if we devoted each and every of our computers to that task. Therefore, as we 're'-tell History, choices must be made. Some events must be discarded as not significant enough; others must be emphasized in order to be thoroughly understood.This time, we have strived to provide our readers with a different, original, perhaps shocking. My friends all had a good word to say. Claire’s friends likewise. People I hardly spoke to were coming up to me and saying, “It’s about time.” Even some of the teachers commented.Finally, we were together, and we were happy. We spent as much time as possible together. We even applied to the same universities and went to the open days together.Days turned into weeks, which became months. As the time passed, we knew that we wanted to be together forever. We would kiss, and fondle each other, but.