Take care. ByeAnd I hung up.Later that noon, as I was busy with my lab work, I didn’t get much chance to check my phone. While I was in my lab, I re...eived about 3 missed calls from the same number. I ignored those miss-calls but I got the call again within 5 minutes. I answered and it was the same girl.She was still trying to connect to this Rajeev. I tried to explain to her once again and I got to know she is a Tamilian. I gave my phone to a Tamil friend of mine to make her understand in. Sending plenty of meat to the supermarkets, but most of it needs slow cooking. What’s up?”“Your secretary said your clinic would finish an hour ago. Thought I’d wait ‘til you’d had lunch before I rang.”“When did any clinic finish on time? I’m about to ingest a meal of uncertain ancestry and transport myself to heaven via a bloody awful cup of coffee. Idiots who opt for medical careers can’t control their schedules like what idle slappers with booming business interests can.”“I think this is. “Hi Constance,” she said softly, and then her eyes came back to the women across the table from her.Erica Bradford was the next to arrive, pushing a baby buggy across the grass with seven-month old Owen in it. She came and sat down next to Jim, across from Bobby and Constance, as if they had been expecting her.“What a beautiful night,” she said. “Have any of you seen Will or Christy?”“That looks like them coming right now,” said Prudence, pointing.Everyone turned to look except Agatha, who. We had separated seats! The airline we took as three rows of first class seats, with three seats in one row. They look like cocoons. When we fly, we always have neighboring seats in business class and we can secretly play a bit with each other under the blankets. This time, this was not possible. But we had two seats in the last row and thus were sure that nobody was watching us from behind, because the curtains to the business class pantry were closed. Even though I could not stroke his.