Suppressing a mounting sense of frustration I answered the questions exactly as before , unable to understand the need for a fourth account of the incident . Throughout the whole ordeal I was undeniably grumpy , foul mouthed , and ill tempered . When I returned home that evening it dawned on me that being a patient - a good patient - must be terribly difficult .

A: Why did the writer have a mounting sense of frustration ?

This includes Ryan . I sincerely love Ryan and even though you have judgements about him and think he 's disrespectful and weird , he makes me very happy . Is it forever with him ? Who knows , but I know that at this moment in time I do want it to be forever .

A: What is the romantic relationship between Ryan and this person ?

We put our big dog down today . She had bone cancer and had been declining for awhile-- I was shocked when I came home and saw her , but we put her down before she really started suffering from the pain . She was our Swiss dog . We got her in CH and when she was little she 'd respond to French commands .

A: Which of the following is true of the narrator ?

So , I ' m currently at my aunt 's house in * * * * * ( hah ) , and I just had one of the most amazing days ( though this laptop sucks ) . She and I went to a spa in Seattle called Ummelina , and OMG . SO AMAZING .

A:
Why did the narrator have such a good day with their aunt ?