The colonel nodded his head in agreement. “Now, do you have a headache or ringing in your ears?”Rostamifir paused for a moment not completely unde...standing what he was saying. After a minute, the Iranian spoke. “I have a headache and my ears are ringing, yes.” he replied.“Do you remember how you got here?” The man asked him.“No, the last thing I remember, I met a woman at the café I get evening tea from.” He told the man.A door opened and another man walked in. “How is he Mick?” He asked in a. She walked through the house, exploring, and I followed on my hands andknees. When we got to the kitchen she noticed that my water bowl was empty. "Are you thirsty?"I nodded."What do you drink from when it hasn't been filled? Show me."I glanced at the lavatory and sighed. She followed me as crossed thekitchen and nudged the door open with my shoulder. I looked back at her and whenshe ignored my pleading look I sighed and turned to the toilet. I lappedwater out of the toilet, totally. We haul a lot of chemicals for Eastman Chemical. That is about all we can do right now. Georgia and Alabama both wanted the truck factory so you should be happy that we put the factory in your state. You can even say that you helped since we spoke about it before we made the decision." Britt, I appreciate you taking care of getting the factory in Tennessee. I know there isn't much that would make sense up in the Tri-Cities area. I was just giving you shit." I know but I was told by my PR firm. Katelyn a friend of my parents came round last night, she explained that my parents wrote a will that states that I will get 100 every year on my birthday, Jim will get a small amount for caring for me and when I turn twenty-one I will be able to get access to my inheritance. I dont care about the money but it seemed to cheer Uncle Jim up. The only rules to getting the inheritance are that I must life with a family member until my twenty-first birthday. Today my uncle has left me while he goes.