I said to come over in an hour.The door bell rang and I ran down the steps and saw Luke being showed in by John.“Good morning sir!”“Good morning... How’s your family John?” Luke had always been nice to our servants, and cared for them.“There doing fine sir” He hated when they called him Sir but he gave up telling them not to. We went out back and raced around my yard for awhile. He pulled over later on and I did that same.“Whats up?”“Can we do something else?”“Sure, what do you wanna do?”“Can we. " I gulped."Where is it injected?" The base of the spine." Oh god. This was going to hurt. "Turn around andbend over." I did as I was told. "Ready?" the doctor asked. She rubbedsomething on my back."I'm ready." One...two...three!" She plunged the needle deep into my back. The painwas so intense I felt tears briefly come to my eyes. I'd rather have ahundred shots at the same time then ever feel this again. She pushed thesyringe down. I felt a weird chilling sensation enter me. It spreadthrough. I nod and I step down from on top of the couch. I let out a deep breath as I walk past Danny, nudging him into the right wall with a grin as I walk back to the storage bedroom to pack up my own bag. I hum a small tune as I pick up my own duffle bag, similar in size to Danny’s, only mine has a solid blue background with small purple polka dots scattered around. I bend down to open my suitcase full of clothes and I pull out a few pairs of shorts, some shirts and three dresses. I grab some. Ain't happening.Number three Nobody told me was that Ronsuntaipaeentie isn't Ronsuntaipaeentie. It doesn't become Ronsuntaipaeentie until half way to Jyväskylä.In Tikkala it's Saukkolahdentie. It doesn't matter that I never saw the 607/Saukkolahdentie junction ... I wasn't looking for it. AND it's EAST of where 607 turns.Number four Nobody told me was that Tikkala is so small that there's no Tikkala sign. The only thing in Takkala is a school ... and it's on Saukkolahdentie ... not.