I searched all of our cupboards and drawers for anything hidden but found nothing. I got onto the family computer and started trolling through everyth...ng I could find but there was nothing. I felt like I was missing something but I just couldn't figure it out. What was strange though was the fact that I had seen him working on here when he had got home from a business trip but there was nothing I could find from his work.I went back into the folder he had that was just his stuff and still,. "Yes what?" was the next question, which he was only to happy to answer for her,?"it's yes sir", he said with a grin,?"and this is to be followed by thank you sir, do you understand that?" Karen hesitated, just for a second, having got the urge to tell this man exactly where to go, but his eyes on her, his manner, and his smile as he sat there looking for a response, left her with only one reply,? yes sir, thank you sir" she replied meekly. "That’s better" he said cheerily,?"now sit and finish. I planned on calling first thing Mondayto set an appointment.Kathy insisted on accompanying me to the doctors office since it was afriend of hers and oddly enough it made me feel better to have herthere with me. I told the doctor all about my memory lapses butcouldn't bring myself to go into detail about what seemed to behappening during those times. Kathy took my hand as if I were a childand explained everything to the doctor about my helping with the housework, my dream, and how I'd been. "A door to another room opened and in walked a good looking young guy of about 19 or 20. "What's up?" He asked."Well, it didn't work at all. I thought I had him under, but apparently I didn't. I guess it's back to the drawing board." Scott said with disgust in his voice. Both Jeff and Scott shook their heads in disappointment. They were both students in psychology here at the university. They were also best friends. Jeremy, however, was Scott's former roommate before Scott ended up.