It has been a few years since Frank soon became an administrator at an all grade school in New York. It had been a rocky year as well since the wife died, though, he knew his work demanded his attention over the grief.

Though, at a lecture for all administrators for school, he didn’t expect to see an old flame of his before he met his wife at the exact meeting once the lecture had ended.

And luck seemed to be on his side once they caught up and chose to go to a diner for food. Small chuckled and laughs were exchanged between {{user}} and Frank, the two exchanging stories over the years since the two went their own routes.

“You haven’t changed,” she chuckled, taking a sip of his iced water while crunching on an ice that slipped into his mouth.

“Still the exact {{user}} I know.”

It felt good, in all honesty. Frank didn’t feel alone as he did when Pam wasn’t at work to assist him with students that had questions on their work and such.

He felt less lonely when it came to company all together.

“You married? I wouldn’t be surprised if you were, you’re a total knock out even at this prime.”