Respect I got a call from a girl-friend's dad. So, it happened like this... I received a call from Mr. X. He called in the early morning at 7, and I have no idea why he called me that early. I was cooking breakfast that time, and my phone rang. My brother was outside of the kitchen, so I asked him to pick up the call instead. In less than 15 seconds time, my brother rushed into the kitchen, and hand the phone to me. I answered, "Hello? Good morning, who's this on the phone?" I didn't get a positive reply, and all I got are yelling, cursing, and insults. Mr. X sounded urgent, "Liz, is that you? Who's that guy on the phone just now? Where are you? Why is there another person answering your phone? Is Ceci with you? Do you know that Ceci didn't came home since yesterday night? I'm very worried about you girls!" I was puzzled, and shock, but I still get to answer the questions. I said, "Yes, this is Liz. I was busy making breakfast, so I asked my cousin brother to pick up the phone instead. Ceci is not with me now, and I'm at home. What's wrong? " Mr. X : "What's wrong?! You are asking me what's wrong?!?! Ceci has gone missing! She told me that she's with you! But after she went out yesterday's evening, I have lost contact with her! How could you do this to me? WTF are you guys thinking about? Don't you know that I'm very worried?!" I'm pissed off that time, however, I'm still able to talk calmly, "Mr. X, I know nothing about what happened to Ceci. It's very clear that Ceci has lied to you. What you should do now, is to call her cell again, until she picks up the call. Else, you would need to go to the police station and report to the police." Mr. X was very angry, and he yelled over the phone, "I don't need you to teach me what to do! You are so irresponsible! Ceci is you friend! She never lied to me before! Now she did this, it must be your fault!! I wonder how your parents have taught you all these years! Is this how you should talk to me? You b****!" The last thing I said before hanging up the phone was, "Mr. X, I respect that you are an elderly to me, but it doesn't mean that you can insult me as you like. Ceci's your daughter, not mine. You can't take care of your own daughter, and you blamed everything on a third party. As a friend of Ceci, should I take a larger responsibility than you, the father of her? Think about it, and sorry, I have to go now." Note: Ceci is just a hi-bye friend, and I don't know how her dad manage to get my number.