”Hailey wasn’t sure why but she hugged the girl as she passed.“You are just too sweet!” she said. “I should be apologizing to you for bargin... in on you.”“I’d already frigged myself off before I came down here,” Molly replied with a chuckle as she returned the hug. “I’d have locked the door if I was worried about it. I knew Phil wouldn’t wander in on me and the rest of you got the same equipment I’ve got.”“Not those super cute nipples,” Hailey replied as she stepped back, seeming now aware that. The towns people were very welcoming of Daisy and took it upon themselves to settle her in to her new home.As the weeks went by she was inundated with gifts from her neighbours. Mr and Mrs Taylor who were retired and in their seventies often passed by, Daisy had noticed that Mr Taylor had started to visit her without his wife over the last week when Mrs Taylor was out shopping, she liked him and often joked that he could be her adopted grandfather. Daisy made some tea when Mr Taylor arrived one. .whatever it is we ll solve it together.. just don’t do anything silly..She: its over steve.. no use now.. take care of Shirley well.. tell her that I said sorry.. and dont search for me..just let me go.. goodbye..Me: hello.. just u wait.. don’t do…She had cut the call.. my whole body was shaking now.. I couldn’t hold on to my phone.. I tried to call her back but she was not answering.. I knew this time what was happening.. I just didn’t know what to do,,I knew I had to save her life somehow. Her work was alongish walk from Waterloo Station and she found that difficult too.After about six months moping about the house, she decided that shewanted to do something with her spare time, and her husband Frank tookher to an Open Day at a local Adult Education Centre. Loads of localclubs and associations had stands there: knitting, basket weaving,machine knitting, more knitting, allotment gardening, local history, linedancing - that wasn't a success with her ankle - did I say she tried.