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- Well, it will be gay like his father ... - Debb said smiling proudly.

Suddenly Ted and Michael both fell silent to hear what had said the mother of the latter.

- Are we going, Mikey? - Ted said after coughing slightly to break the silence so uncomfortable that; Iacute; to your speech at the rally the following week. I was pretty happy because for him it was an honor that you trust such a task. He hoped the event would be as many people as possible.

took a sip of soda at his side and opened the envelope from the electric company that had just picked up the mailbox. Assumed that the bill would

notifying you room & amp; iacute; an acquired directly from your bank account. However, what was read the current situation reminded him, warning him of a default. Had not recently been able to collect all its payroll because the university was nearly bankrupt. The state had funded the university badly in recent years and therefore owed a whopping amount of millions of dollars. And this year new state budget for higher education had become to decrease, so the university could not meet the payments he had, and this included

, at nominalnas of course. The atmosphere was very tense, the president threatened to paralyze the activity of the university if the governor did not meet him accedíaa. So finally the governor J. Stockwell had yielded to their pressure. However, the meetings did not give the expected results and so Justin could not pay their bills.

- Now where did I make money? - Be whispered Justin staring as he dropped the letter on the table.

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- Do you think your mother will have heard what you did last night? Maybe tell the child.

- I hope not. I told you it was a secret between us and that if she behaved well make him a gift.

- That's called blackmail, you know? - Ted said, laughing as they walked down the street and put his hands in his jacket protected from the intense cold that made that night.

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went to a small cafe that had ; to turning the last corner of the street. Of course, everyone in silence, each thinking the same thing, but with different views. The cafe was small with red carpet. On the walls were many posters of bands and records col- Very good ... - said Michael as he closed his eyes to remember.

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- Would you like to cook? - Asked in surprise.

- Yes, I cook. Let's see what remedy ... - Michael replied, laughing.

- What is large?

- No, it is small.

- What you get by yourself?

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- Let me finish.

- Do you have a child? - Ben asked, frowning.

- Yes Eight.

- Have you been married?

- No. It's a long story.

- Sorry, did not want to be indiscreet. I love children.

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- Ugh! So it's not legit ... It is not good - Ted said, laughing.

- Do not be stupid!

- Then what happened?

- I took home in his car and ...

- Do I tiraste? I can not believe - Ted interrupted.

- By God, Ted! Let me finish. We had a little kiss on the car and we were to call back to stay.

- Oops! That last one does not sound very good.

- Thanks for giving me encouragement ... - Michael said wryly after drinking from the bottle. CHTMLXp; aacute; the speech to be read at the end of the demonstration - said the young man sitting next to Ralph.

- I'm so glad that ...

- however - Ethan said loudly and interrupting Justin - Ha been a change of plans. - What happens?

- It is not, S you who read it - Ethan said smiling.

- What? - Justin said offended - How I'm not going to read? But if my speech! - Justin raised his voice and all voices in the room went out. Everyone watched intently trying to figure out the why of the cry.

- I remember that the speech is to express the opinion of the asociacióny is for the common good, so it istá out of place to put an owner in this speech - Ethan answered as he lifted the sheet. Everyone looked at nodding agreeing with him.

- But, but ... - Justin hesitated, looking around the support of Ralph. However, he dodged look - Can we talk for a moment, Ethan?

- If you'll excuse me - said Ethan kindly to those who were seated at table with him. CHTML