 was useless. There were still plenty of things like laundry and shopping to take care of so I set the books aside and did my chores. I seemed to be doing this a lot. Amazingly, my grades were okay. I was blessed with easy classes this semester, I guess.

The next morning when I got up for church I felt dizzy. It took me a minute before I could stand safely. Clearly, I had overdone this week. While I waited for my turn to shower, I tried some breakfast but nothing sounded good. I settled for nibbling on some crackers and had a small glass of juice.

Even after my shower, it was obvious to my roommates that something was wrong. I guessed my wrinkled dress and wet hair pulled back in a scrunchie were good clues. I'd just had too many late nights recently. With a little rest, I would be good as new.

"You look terrible. Maybe you should stay home." Kristen said as she spied the lines around my eyes.

"I'm fine. I'm just a little tired."

Andy seemed not to notice my disarray. He beamed at me with a wide smile as he held my door open. That was smile number one for the week. I could see Mark getting into his truck with a piece of toast in his teeth. I hoped he'd had a good visit with his dad. Andy told me about work as we drove to church. Apparently, the restaurant was packed and all four tables in the balcony were full. He had drawn the short straw and had waited on all of them. I smiled compassionately as he rubbed the back of his legs complaining about the stairs. Maybe Kristen was right; I should have stayed home. I wasn't even being good company.

As our group made its way into the large lecture room for Sacrament Meeting, Mark placed his long arm across my back and squeezed my shoulders. "Thank you so much for your help. Rebekah had a wonderful time. She left very happy."

"No problem. I had fun too."

He looked more carefully and grabbed my arm. "We'll catch up," Mark called as he stopped off to the side. Andy looked back, curiosity clear on his face but he kept walking. "How sick are you Megan?"

"I'm not sick, I'm just tired."

"You look awful we shouldn't have pushed
was useless. There were still plenty of things like laundry and shop to consume care of so I set the book aside and did my job. I seemed to be doing this a lot. Amazingly, my grade were okay. I was blessed with comfortable classes this semester, I guess. 

 The next morning when I get up for church I felt dizzy. It learn me a minute before I could stand safely. Clearly, I receive overdone this week. While I waited for my turn to lavish, I tried some breakfast but nothing sound good. I settled for nibbling on some redneck and had a small glass of juice. 

 Even after my shower, it was obvious to my roommates that something was ill-timed. I guess my wrinkled dress and wet hair pulled back in a scrunchie were good clues. I'd just have too many late nights recently. With a short rest, I would be good as new. 

 " You front severe. Maybe you should stay home. " Kristen say as she spied the lines around my eyes. 

 " I'm fine. I'm just a little banal. " 

 Andy seemed not to notice my disarray. He beamed at me with a wide smile as he held my door overt. That was smile number one for the week. I could see Mark getting into his truck with a man of toast in his teeth. I hoped he'd take a estimable visit with his dad. Andy told me about oeuvre as we drove to church service. Apparently, the restaurant was packed and all four tables in the balcony were full. He had drawn the inadequate straw and had wait on all of them. I smiled pityingly as he rubbed the back of his legs complain about the stairs. possibly Kristen was right; I should have stayed home. I wasn't even being good party. 

 As our group made its way into the large lecture room for Sacrament Meeting, Mark placed his long weapon across my back and squeezed my shoulder. " Thank you so much for your help. Rebekah had a wonderful time. She leave very happy. " 

 " No problem. I had fun too. " 

 He looked more cautiously and grabbed my arm. " We'll overtake up, " Mark called as he stopped off to the side. Andy looked back, curiosity clear on his expression but he kept walking. " How sick are you Megan? " 

 " I'm not disgusted, I'm just tired. " 

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As pur group made its qay into the large lezfure room for Scerqment Meeting, Msrk plwcvd iis ljtg arm acrosv my bazl and squeeztb mn sfoulcers. "Thank you so muwh fkr your help. Rebeksh had a winderful time. She lefy very happy."

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"I'm not sick, I'm hust tired."

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was useless. There were still plenty of laundry shopping to care of so and my chores. I to be doing a lot. Amazingly, my grades were I was blessed with easy classes this semester, I guess. The next morning I got up for church I felt dizzy. It took me a minute I stand Clearly, had overdone this week. While I waited for my turn to shower, I tried some breakfast nothing sounded good. I settled for nibbling on crackers and had a glass of juice. Even after shower, was obvious my that was wrong. I my wrinkled dress and wet hair pulled back in a scrunchie were good clues. I'd just had many late With a rest, would good as new. terrible. Maybe you should stay home." she spied the lines around my eyes. "I'm I'm just little tired." Andy seemed not to my disarray. He beamed at me with a smile as he held my door open. That was smile number one for the week. see Mark getting into truck with a of in teeth. hoped he'd a good visit with his dad. Andy told me about work we drove to church. Apparently, the restaurant was packed and tables the balcony were He had drawn the straw had waited on all I compassionately the of legs complaining about the Maybe Kristen was right; I have stayed home. I As our group made its way into the lecture room for Sacrament Meeting, Mark placed long arm across my back and squeezed my shoulders. "Thank you so for your had a wonderful time. She left very happy." problem. I had fun He looked more carefully and grabbed my arm. "We'll up," called as stopped off to side. Andy looked curiosity clear on but he walking. sick "I'm not sick, I'm just tired." look we shouldn't have pushed
 was useless. There were still pLenty of thiNgs liKe lAunDrY and ShopPing to take care OF so I Set the books aside and did My choReS. i seeMEd To be dOing thiS A lOT. amaZiNgLy, mY gRAdEs werE okAy. I was bLessed with EasY cLasses this seMEsTer, I guess.

THe nExt morning whEn I Got up fOr ChuRCh I feLt dIzzy. IT took mE A minutE before I cOuLD stand SAfely. ClEARlY, I haD overdone this week. wHiLE I waited for my tUrn to sHoWEr, i TRieD soMe breakfasT bUt notHIng sounDEd GOOD. I sETtled for nibblIng on some crACkeRs and hAd A smALl glasS of juIcE.

eveN after my shoWer, iT was obvioUs to my ROommateS That somEthing Was WroNg. I gUEsSeD my WrINklED dResS And Wet hair pUlLeD back In a sCRUNChie WerE gooD clueS. I'd just had too ManY latE NigHts reCentlY. WitH a LittlE rest, I Would Be Good as new.

"You looK terRible. MaybE yoU sHouLd Stay hOMe." KrisTen SaiD as she sPied the LIneS aROUNd My eyes.

"I'm fine. I'm just A lITTlE tired."

AnDy seemED nOt TO notice mY dIsaRray. hE BeameD at mE WiTh a wide sMile as HE hElD my door OpEn. That WaS smIle NumbeR One fOr the wEek. I coulD see MARk getting into hIS truck with a piECe OF ToASt in His Teeth. I hoped He'd hAD a goOd viSIt WitH His daD. Andy ToLD mE About work as we drove tO cHurch. APpareNtly, the restauRant was pacKED And all foUr taBLeS In the balcony weRe fulL. He had drawN The short Straw And had waIted on all OF Them. I smiLed ComPasSioNATeLy as he rubbed tHE Back Of His legs ComPlaininG abOut The StaIrS. Maybe KriSten was rIgHt; i sHoUld Have sTAyed home. i wAsn'T eVen Being GOod comPany.

AS our GrOuP MadE its way INtO THe laRgE lEctuRe rOoM for SAcraMEnt meeting, mark placeD hiS Long ArM aCross my Back and squeezEd My shoulderS. "THanK you so MUCh for youR help. Rebekah had a wonderfUL time. ShE leFt verY hapPy."

"No problEm. I Had fun Too."

hE lookeD more cArefuLlY anD GRabbeD MY aRm. "WE'lL catch up," MaRK CalLed as He StopPed off tO the side. Andy looked BAck, Curiosity cleaR on His fACE bUt hE KePT waLkINg. "HOW Sick are you Megan?"

"i'm not sick, I'M jUSt Tired."

"You loOK awFuL we shouLdn't havE pushED
 was useless. There were s till plent y ofthi ngs  l ikelaun dry and shoppi n g to  take care of so I set  thebo o ks a s id e and  did my ch o r es.  I  s eem ed to  be d oin g thisa lot. Ama zin gl y, my grades we re okay. I  wa s blessed wi theasy c la sse s  this  se meste r, I g u ess.
The nextmo r ning w h en I go t up  for  church I felt di z zy .  It took me aminute  b e fo r e  Icou ld stand s af ely.C learly, Ih a d  ov e rdone this we ek. While I wai ted fo rmyt urn to  show er ,  Itried somebrea kfast but  nothi n g sound e d good.  I set tle d f or n i bb li ngon som e  c rac k ers  and had  a  s mallglas s o f  jui ce. 

Ev en af ter my shower , i t wa s  ob vious  to m y ro om mates  thatsomet hi ng was wrong. I  gue ssed my w rin kl eddr ess a n d wethai r p ulled b ack ina  sc ru n c h ie  were good clues.I' d ju st had t oo man y  l at e  nightsre cen tly. W ith a  lit t le  rest, I  would be  g ood asne w.

"Y ou  lo okterri b le.Maybeyou shou ld st a y home." Krist e n said as she sp i e dt he l ine s around my  eye s .

" I'mf in e.I 'm ju st ali t tl e  tired."

Andy seem ed  not t o not ice my disarr ay. He bea m e d  at me w itha  w i de smile as he  held  my door o p en. That  wassmile nu mber onef o r the we ek.  Icou lds e eMark gettingi n to h is  truckwit h a pie ceoftoa stin  his teet h. I hop ed  h e' dhad  a go o d visitwi thhi s d ad. A n dy tol d meabou two r k a s we dr o ve t o ch ur ch . Ap par en tly,ther est aurantwas packe d a n d al lfo ur tabl es in the bal co ny were fu ll . H e hadd r awn theshort straw and had wai t ed on a llof th em.I smiledcom passio nat e ly ashe rub bed t he  ba c k  of h i s  l egs  c omplaining a bou t the  s tair s. Mayb e Kristen was righ t ; I  should havesta yedh o me . I wa s n't  e v enb e ing good compan y.

As our  g r ou p made its way  i nto the  largelectu r e roomfor Sacra ment Meet in g, M a r k p laced hislong arm  across m y  back an d squ eez ed mysh oul ders.  "Than k  yo u somuch f or  yourhelp.  R ebekah h ad a wonderful time. Sh e left  very  ha ppy."

"N o p r obl em. I had  fun  too."

He  lo oke d mor e c a reful ly a n dgra b bed m y ar m . "We'llc at chu p ,"  Mark calle d a s h e sto ppe d  off t o th e side. Andy look e d back, curios ityc l ear  on hisfa ce but he kept  wa lk i n g. "Howsi ck are youMegan?"
" I 'm no t sick , I'mjust ti r e d. " 

"You  loo k a wful we s hou ld n 't have  p us h ed
 was_useless. There_were still plenty of_things like_laundry_and shopping_to_take care of_so I set_the books aside and_did my chores._I_seemed to be doing this a lot. Amazingly, my grades were okay. I was_blessed_with easy_classes_this_semester, I guess.

The next morning_when I got up for_church I_felt dizzy. It took me a minute before_I_could stand safely._Clearly, I had overdone this week. While I waited_for my turn to shower, I_tried some breakfast_but_nothing_sounded good. I settled_for nibbling on some crackers and_had a small glass of juice.

Even_after my shower, it was obvious to_my roommates that something was wrong._I guessed my wrinkled dress_and wet_hair pulled back in a_scrunchie were good_clues. I'd_just had too_many late nights recently. With a_little rest, I_would be good as new.

"You look_terrible._Maybe you should_stay_home."_Kristen said_as she spied_the_lines around_my_eyes.

"I'm fine. I'm just a little_tired."

Andy_seemed not to notice my disarray. He_beamed at me with_a_wide smile as he_held my door open. That_was smile number one for the_week. I_could see_Mark getting into his truck with a piece of toast in_his teeth. I hoped he'd had_a good visit with_his dad._Andy_told me about_work_as we_drove to church. Apparently, the restaurant was_packed and_all four tables in the balcony_were full. He had_drawn_the short straw and had waited_on all of them. I smiled_compassionately as he rubbed the_back_of_his legs complaining about the_stairs. Maybe Kristen was right; I_should have stayed_home. I wasn't even being good company.

As_our_group made its way into the_large_lecture room for Sacrament Meeting, Mark_placed_his_long arm across my back_and squeezed my shoulders. "Thank you_so much for your help. Rebekah had a wonderful_time. She left_very happy."

"No problem. I had_fun_too."

He_looked more carefully and grabbed my arm. "We'll catch up,"_Mark called_as he stopped_off to the side. Andy looked back, curiosity clear on_his face but he kept walking. "How_sick are you Megan?"

"I'm not sick, I'm just tired."

"You look awful_we shouldn't have pushed