[00:00.00] I can understand how difficult it is for young people to meet these days." Then she said in a low voice, " If you meet a nice young lady, Walter, do you know how to act?" " What? No, I don't." Walter said. " Well, you should." Grandmother said, and she told him how. Walter and grandmother became very close. Every time he came with food, she had a talk ready for him. It was funny to me, but to Walter and grandmother it was serious. Later, she began to read books to Walter, a little from a book each time he came. The first book was called " How to dress when you go out with a girl?" The next book told how a young man should act when he meets the girl's mother and father. Walter seemed to enjoy readings at least he listened. He would stand next to the wall and wrinkle his nose. If grandmother expected more from Walter, she never showed it, she continued reading to him. As time past, Walter listened harder than before. He never took his eyes off grandmother as she read. When she smiled, he smiled too. When she was serious, Walter became serious. She read about the problems of early friendship. " How to become better friends and how to decide if your girl is the right one to marry.