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Piano Lessons - How It Began

... didn't see her a lot when I was a kid. My father was upset with her for a long time after my grandfather passed away. I never really found out why, just stopped seeing her a lot. I think that is more the real reason why he doesn't come take care of her. I don't care though, I want to get to know her the best I can. She's the only grandparent I have left now.” The way he talks about his grandmother makes my heart melt. He truly does seem like a good guy. Anyone who wants to be close to those they love or should love, is good in my book. My kids didn't get to know their grandparents on my side because they passed away a few years ago. They see Christopher's parents three times a year, at Christmas and each of their birthday's. That is how it has always been though, even when Chris and I were married. I make sure to watch the game, paying extra attention when the girls do their routine. I cheer them on, as does everyone else, even Isaac. I point my daughter out for him. She waves at us when I do. We talk throughout the game, with the occasional quiet lull, but it isn't awkward, just enjoying the game. When the game ends, us winning by seven points, everyone is high with excitement. Josephine runs up to me, asking if she can go out with a few friends and get pizza. I slip her some money, telling her to have fun, and to be safe. I send a text to Jasper, to check in. He replies back that he is slaughtering Jake in some video game, so I leave him be. Noticing that Isaac is still ...

... around, I decide to ask him if he'd like to grab lunch. I don't see why two people can't eat together. We can be friends, right? We end up driving the twenty minutes to the town near ours, which has a better dining choice. Also, who doesn't like iHop? It is one of my favorite breakfast restaurants. I point out all the places I come to, that we don't have closer to home. I feel like a tour guide, but from the look of Isaac, he looks content just having something to do. By the time we get to iHop, it is pushing three, so it isn't overly busy. A few older couples are there, having the early bird special. This place smells like heaven to me. You can't go wrong with a place that always smells of bacon and syrup, right? We settle into a booth, sitting across from each other, the waitress takes our drink orders and we fall silent, as we look over our menus. Though I already know what I'm going to get, I don't want him to feel rushed. After just a few minutes he declares he knows what he wants and I tell him I do as well. Flagging down the waitress, we place our orders and our conversation continues. Isaac is pretty easy to talk to. It's nice to talk to someone new. Everyone at home knows all my business and walks on eggshells around me. Even after a year. I do have some friends who don't, though, I'm grateful for that. He tells me he is single and has never really ever had a serious, long term committed relationship. He had a girlfriend in his freshmen year of high school, that lasted ...