We laughed and forgot about the sales clerk until later that night. We were in the den, watching television with Sheila when Charlie suddenly got up a...d disappeared, returning a few minutes later with a high school yearbook."I knew I'd seen her some place before. It's been driving me crazy. Look here," Charlie said, handing me the book."Ah! I told you she wasn't a real blonde!" I exclaimed when I saw the girl's photo, making Sheila, who was a real blond, look at me witha critical eye. She. All of them combined through the leader to provide the energy to save all of you. They said it was very impressive." She looked like she was sorry to have missed it."There are others of us? We are not the only ones?" I saw her eyes widen in surprise. She had not thought through this ramification."That means there must be, doesn't it? I never thought of that before!" She seemed surprised that she had missed that."I guess we have no idea who they are or where they are?" I already knew the answer,. Not to belabor the dying point, but have you seen any dead people you know? Have you come across Propappou or Vincenzo yet?”Helen considered her words, but still wasn’t certain that this wasn’t another trick her mind was playing on her.“No, haven’t seen anybody but the freaky things and you. And I don’t think my late husband’s name has ever come up in our conversations, so where do you know it?”Suzy-Q replied to that with a shit look.“Ever the skeptic, huh? Well, that one’s much less of a. Let me know how everything goes. I worry when people don’t have regular check-ups with their doctors. Life is too short without hurrying it along by ignoring medical services. If I can provide any additional help, please come visit me. As you know, I have a houseful of boys and a husband, and I make sure they are adequately cared for, too. I’m here every day until noon, you know. I left work early on Thursday to go home and shower for my doctor’s appointment. I could never forget mom’s.