"Nice to meet you, Grace." No, not 'Grace.' G-R-E-Y. Grey." Grey? That's an unusual name," I commented. "At least it is around here." Yeah, well. My p...rents were hippies, you know? The way they told me, they wanted to name me after whatever the sky was when I was born. But they happened to be in Seattle, and I was early. They couldn't really name me 'Overcast' or 'Gloomy, ' so--" Grey," I finished, grinning."Exactly." She glanced at me and I saw her smile for the first time. Her lips curled. I couldn't believe I was going to be in yet another speech class, but it was a degree requirement. My record in giving speeches according to the rules of public speaking was uneven. Still, you would think I'd get some credit for doing a half-hour demonstration every week on television. But, no.And I was missing my second class.Instead, Rhonda had a death grip on my hand as we entered the media center. Lonnie had invited her to talk to his Introduction to Media Design and Production class to. Fortunately, being in a position to help with the expenses was something I could do to help Dale and Eddie.I told the doctor to go ahead and order up any tests he thought might help him illuminate Mrs. Pipkin's medical condition. When he asked me if there was a spending limit he needed to observe, indicating that some of the tests might be extremely expensive, I just repeated my earlier statement about him doing anything he thought might help to provide better care for his patient.At some. "You made that decision for her, treated her like a brainless kid. I think," he groaned, closing his eyes, "she feels like you didn't trust her to know what was best for her. Betrayal comes on a lot of different levels." Don't talk anymore, Olan," Niko said, noting the exhaustion on his friend's face and the weakness in his voice. "Get some rest." I swear I don't know how a man who has women falling at his feet can be so ignorant about the female mind," Olan whispered, drifting off to.