"You can have the doll forever if when they were 26 years old. you want." Megan gave Mandy Matthew had been taught by his the doll back, realizing that there family, "You're not the only one would not be the normal crying who's lonely. There's someone reaction. else out there who probably is Mandy also found that she alone." Matthew and Mandy preferred to be by herself. She began to hit it off right away. They baffled those around her quite a realized they had a ton in bit. For example, one day her common and maintained contact mother treated her to Kentucky with each other. Their parents, Fried Chicken. On the way to the glad to have their children happy, car, with their carry-out meals, and with the prospect of possibly Mandy saw a group of Filipina having grandkids, were very girls begging. Making sure her enthusiastic with their children’s mom could still eat what she new spouses. wanted; Mandy divided her entire They moved to Halifax, the meal exactly evenly for the girls. capital of the Canadian province They were very happy. She too, where Matthew came from. The was a bird-lover, although she first real problem occurred when couldn't find a teenage bird they were discussing their forum. She resolved not to marry wedding plans. They had just because she felt people would been engaged in Nova Scotia. consider her quirky. Instead she "I'd like to get married in London," would be an English teacher. She Mandy said, "because that's thought seventh grade would be where I grew up and it's so special the best grade to teach. She to me. What do you think? Where thought this because she had do you want to get married?" liked her seventh-grade teacher Matthew dismissed the and because she could reach out second question and said, "Great. to those in need. London seems wonderful. I'm The two met in Antwerp, good with that." Belgium, during a European tour, "Matthew, you don't look
"You can have the doll forever if you want." Megan gave Mandy the doll back, realizing that there would not be the normal crying reaction. Mandy also found that she preferred to be by herself. She baffled those around her quite a bit. For example, one day her mother treated her to Kentucky Fried Chicken. On the way to the car, with their carry-out meals, Mandy saw a group of Filipina girls begging. Making sure her mom could still eat what she wanted; Mandy divided her entire meal exactly evenly for the girls. They were very happy. She too, was a bird-lover, although she couldn't find a teenage bird forum. She resolved not to marry because she felt people would consider her quirky. Instead she would be an English teacher. She thought seventh grade would be the best grade to teach. She thought this because she had liked her seventh-grade teacher and because she could reach out to those in need. The two met in Antwerp, Belgium, during a European tour, when they were 26 years old. Matthew had been taught by his family, "You're not the only one who's lonely. There's someone else out there who probably is alone." Matthew and Mandy began to hit it off right away. They realized they had a ton in common and maintained contact with each other. Their parents, glad to have their children happy, and with the prospect of possibly having grandkids, were very enthusiastic with their children’s new spouses. They moved to Halifax, the capital of the Canadian province where Matthew came from. The first real problem occurred when they were discussing their wedding plans. They had just been engaged in Nova Scotia. "I'd like to get married in London," Mandy said, "because that's where I grew up and it's so special to me. What do you think? Where do you want to get married?" Matthew dismissed the second question and said, "Great. London seems wonderful. I'm good with that." "Matthew, you don't look
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