"You get in here," the old man invited, opening the back door of their car for her.After she was comfortably ensconced, he nipped round to the other s...de and slipped into the seat beside her."I don't know how to thank you," she said, near to tears in her hormonally mixed-up state."Just don't you worry, lady. Me and Bill and Ben will have it fixed in a jiffy," he answered.She felt a wave of trust and gratitude flow over her, and laid her head on his shoulder with the occasional tear spilling. Oh!!! so much respect.. it must be heaven, then… Yipeeee…I slowly opened my eyes. I saw a ordinary man with a grave expression on his face. Who recruited him in heaven? Fire the HR!He was so happy to see me. I looked around, i was in the same place where i had the accident, i didn’t die after all… I regained my senses and the first thing i realized was that this earthly being had his arms around my waist.. Even though there was pain coming back to me from different parts of my body, i first. I asked her if she was going to be alright and I noticed there were tears in her eyes again. From the look on her face I could see her adoration. She nodded her head, showing me she was going to be oaky and I left her in peace.I returned to the room and started to clean up; stripping the bed and putting the bedding and towels into the washing machine. I re-made the bed and then lay down. I was amazed how tired I was; both physically and mentally. I didn't realize I'd fallen asleep until Katelyn. I didn’t have to do that yet, I reminded myself. Even after buying the car, I had enough money to go a few months without looking for a job—like I said, it was a nice severance package. The truth was, I didn’t really want to go back to an office. I mean, who does? We all go, and most of us don’t mind, and we get along with some coworkers and tolerate the others. I bet a lot of people, including myself, all harbor dreams of going somewhere else, doing something totally different. Something that.