Tabhi achanak uski kamar mein dard hua.wo wahan se hil bhi nhi sakti thi.tabhi usne mujhe waha bulaya bed tak le jaane ke liye.wo chal bhi thik se nah... sakti thi.Uske apna right haath mere kandhe par rakha aur main apna left haath uski kamar par rakha.uski right chuchi meri chest par dabi huyi thi.maine use bed par le kar lita diya.usne mujhe cup board me se balm nikal kar uski kamar par malne ko kaha.wo bed par ulti leti huyi thi.maine balm uski kamar par lagayi aur dheere dheere massage karne. "Cody added, "Yeah. Football wasn't fun anymore." Matt nodded his head to confirm this.I asked, "Why did you decide to go out for football now?"David grinned, "You guys don't lose all the time."Matt added, "Yeah. We first thought about it back at summer camp. We were watching you and Ed and Andy and your friends playing together after lunch. You were having fun. It got us thinking about it."Cody continued, "Here we are. We're going to give it a try."I asked, "What positions do you guys play?". There just weren't any people. We had some coffee but stopped at the first restaurant we found and made some breakfast for ourselves. As we ate, we expressed how shocked we were that there just weren't any people. It was hard to believe it until you experienced it. We decided to go to our homes and meet in the afternoon back at the hospital and make some plans.I got in my little car and drove to my apartment. My roommate was gone. She had left a note that she was going to see her guy. It wasn't. Almost. The fact that he chose a Harry Potter costume spoke of a little crush; and on an honest day I'd admit that the crush was reciprocated. Josh was a very cute eighteen-year-old."No, Miss Granger," he laughed, pushing his round Harry spectacles to the top of his head. "I'm not staying. I just wanted to drop off my homework."Homework! I'd almost forgotten that I'd set them joke-homework. I didn't really expect anyone to do it and I was right ... with this one exception. Josh held out a thin.