He looked directly into her eyes. His voice dropped slightly and he spoke softly. "Why don't you come tonight? My colleagues would love to meet you."L...igh felt a strange sensation come over her. It was warm, calming. She felt a bit woozy. She could not take her eyes off of his. Leigh took a breath and said,"Yes ... I will." Go to the address listed on the card at 6:00 p.m. I will be waiting for you then." He stepped closer to her, looking down on her glazed face. "Do not be late." Yes .... "Hello," Henry called out cheerily."Welcome to our home," Harriet smiled, and the two children both gave their aunt a hug."Ohhhhhh! How I've waited to meet you both," Beth's face broke out into a huge grin and she just stood and stared proudly at her new-found relations. "You look just like your mother described." She glanced momentarily at Harriet's undisguisable chest. "Well, almost..." she continued quietly."Now, how much do we owe you?" Hilda turned to the silently staring taxi driver. "Erm. . I thought about you ... and where you were, a lot since you left. I tried extra hard to be good all year. I wasn't sure you'd actually come back." Didn't I promise I would?" Yes, but after a while I wasn't sure my memories were real. You know?" I do," he said."So ... how is everything?" asked Melanie."Well, It's been interesting. I'd tell you some stories, but I can't take the time right now." Are you happy?" Her voice suddenly had a hint of melancholy in it."It would be hard for me to. I said THANK YOU for everything,for being my brother and my friend.You came to see me every month during those 5 years,even on Mothers Day and I'm not a Mom,you never missed my Birthday,I could not recieve any gifts,but you did leave money on my account.You even told me when Pop died even though we did not him,and eight months later Mom died I know you had pay that Bill.You never gave upon me,never judge me in fact when we where k**s you always tried protect me and spoil me.There were many.