Cassandra Kimbrough

I think it was the night she had the Christmas party. She had asked me if I was coming. I told her, no, I wasn't coming. We didn't talk on a regular basis, but we weren't enemies. I would see her on the bus. I would say hello to her. If she saw me, she would say hello to me. I'm confused.

I don't understand. With the whole Tony stuff, she didn't see me. I don't know. When she first, like two years ago, when she first started seeing him, she didn't really know about me.

I don't understand. With the whole Tony stuff, she didn't see me. I don't know. When she first, like two years ago, when she first started seeing him, she didn't really know about me.

I don't understand. With the whole Tony stuff, she didn't see me. I don't know. When she first, like two years ago, when she first started seeing him, she didn't really know about me.

You look after him a little bit. I do, if I can.

You look after him a little bit. I do, if I can.

You look after him a little bit. I do, if I can.

A little. I don't help him out as much as he may seem.

A little. I don't help him out as much as he may seem.

A little. I don't help him out as much as he may seem.

No.

No.

No.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I help him pay for it.

I help him pay for it.

I help him pay for it.

He had nothing over me. He would say that to people because they, you know, why you would. To be honest, the biggest issue he had was my age. I think if I was 20-something. we probably would have been together. Right. But his issue was, you know, because they, if, like, he meet, why are you like that old lady and why are you... Does that bother you?