-no, not that sick--what do you mean, not that sick?--you know-I passionately smiled at him. He said,-oh come on! You know, Albert Einstein was a grea...t scientist who understood a lot beyond we usually do, and solved much complicated equations. But he once said,After all, I still do not understand women!-I laughed out loud. He also joined my laugh.Then at once, he took me in his hands and kissed my lips. Then, he placed his forehead against mine and said,-oh yeah I do what sickness this is! Come. We had been quite well off when living with our parents. Now we were existing on minimum wage. Growing up, I had never imagined I would ever work as a shop girl. If my parents had their way I would probably have never worked, being married off to an appropriate family as soon as I got to the right age, like some sort of bargaining chip in some political game. I knew well all the things that came with that affluence.Every time I thought about how much easier things had been back before I had to. "Kate told, "In a nutshell, Carol's mathematics teacher is a man, saw something strange in Carol's behavior and began asking questions. He found that Carol's stepfather is pedophile candidate."Kate stopped, because everybody looked at John. He was as red as when I described Amy's humiliation to him. The anger seemed to darken my husband's face.Kate continued, "Mr. Bramble went to the school principal straightaway. Zoë attends same school as Carol so Mrs. Walewski asked one of Zoë's female. My teammates hit the locker room and I was still running. I asked Coach could I stop and go to the locker room. Coach Kennedy said "Did I say stop running?" I kept running laps. I was worn out and about to pass out. Finally Coach said I could stop running.As I entered the locker room, my teammates had already showered and were leaving for the day. I entered the locker room and told my last teammates bye. I was worn out. Coach Kennedy told me to come to his office. He told me the only reason he.