It took a second for Dr. Mirkin to guess the meaning."Oh, yes, yes, sorry dear, yes, you're in a hospital. You've been in acoma for three days now." F...ur days, Doctor," a nurse corrected, gesturing to the wall clock. Itwas after 1 AM, so, technically speaking, it had been about 4 dayssince Aaron had brought her in."Eh? Oh, yes, four days. We were starting to get very worried." Thesuperfluous doctors began to file out; there was work to be done, afterall. Dr. Mirkin introduced Aaron, "this young. Graduated a few years ago," I said back. "What do you teach?" Biology."I checked her up and down, checking out all her curves."I used to love biology in high school. At one time I wanted to be a doctor... then college came," I said chuckling. "Let's be real, you look like you got a few student crushes. Do you? I always wanted to ask a teacher that." Well, yeah, I do," She replied. "You're checking me out, are you?" Was it that obvious? I just never had a 'Hot For Teacher' thing before."She made. Dinner was excellent with wine and lots of polite conversation. Wendy and Addy had helped with the dishes with Doris. We continued our conversations. When they returned, Doris looked at me with a look I knew. There was something important to be said. Wendy came up to me and said, "Addy and I talked to Doris. We don't have anyone anywhere. We want to stay with you but Doris said we had to talk to you first." Oh," I said. "Ladies, I don't see any problem with your joining us except for the fact. Soon thelast two women were eager to go to the second service, and pleased atthe way they were being treated.Chef was not one of the ones at the shelter. His date, Linda, livedwith Miss Lajoie in the house next to the Barron's. He did get a kissfrom Linda as he arrived, and hugs galore from her three children.Miss Lajoie had weighed the option of accompanying Linda and her kidsto church along with the Barron's. In the end she was unable to doso, even though she was starting to get comfortable.