“The lights aren’t out.”I frowned. “What?”“I said the lights aren’t out. It’s not dark in here.”My stomach dropped from under me. �...You mean we’re blind?”“It may take a few minutes for you to regain your sight,” Ruby said.“We can’t sit here and wait for our sight to return,” Walker said. “This bridge won’t last long.”“Who can see?” I asked.“I can,” Ruby said. “But then I had reached the end of the bridge when that flash of light happened.”“I can see,” said a female voice.“Mom?” I asked.“Yes,”. " "That's what they tell me." Steve said. "Tell me what you remember of it." Dr Tamasuki said. "Not a whole lot. I don't remember anything prior to waking up in the hospital in Chicago, five weeks ago." "Nothing?" Dr. Tamasuki urged. "Nope. I don't even remember Linda here, except from what she's told me." "Interesting. You have what we call traumatic amnesia. You suffered a concussion in the accident I understand." "Yes. I guess I was out for a few days." Steve said. "He was unconscious for. "You know, we'd be more comfortable upstairs" I said, suddenly imagining my aunt walking in to find us making out. "Ok" she said as I took her hand and led her to her bedroom. When we got to her bed I turned her to face me and started to kiss her again as I removed her t-shirt before lying her on the bed. By this time I could see a big wet patch on her shorts between her legs. I lay down beside her after taking my own t-shirt off and again went to work on her boobs though this time my hand was. Most importantly, I had twice lost all the people who had been really close to me. When I had started working with Greg, I had made sure that my focus had been on my work and even the sex had been more about performance and release than anything else. I remembered all the important dates in my life, but I had made sure that they had always been so full of activity that I wouldn’t have any time to think. This far, I had been quite successful.From a distance, I had been following how the Donaghue.