Part I "The phone rang in the White House private lounge. After a brief conversation, the attendant left the handset on standby and alerted the President that some important guy was on the phone... This onversation between Obama and Ahmadinajad is a fiction that compares and contrasts the interests, ideologies, and controversy observed between the Western and the Eastern hemispheres. Both sides think they are professionals with integrity and a vast experience from history and seem to know exactly why the world is the way it is, what works and what doesn't, but the dilemma is the approach for solutions. And taking sides? Forget it. It seems the author had thought of that already and went ahead to make it not too easy an option. Part II "It had been six years since Bol came to America as a South Sudanese refugee from Kenya. He finished his high school diploma in Philadelphia three years ago and had since then been studying at UNY to finish his BA in Social Studies. He had been homesick for years and feels like he couldn't go home soon enough. He still had one more year to complete his degree to hit his way back home. It was here at UNY that he met Alueel P who also South Sudanese but born and grew up in Bronx, New York. They met in the 3rd week at the University cafeteria. Alueel had been feeling so lonely as usual - the kind of loneliness only another foreigner will understand... this is however the beginning of a very controversial relationship destined to go back home in S. Sudan and challenge all longstanding 'dos and don'ts' of any traditional wedding process.