That'll take a few days. It has to be served on him, before it's legal. I'm gonna go and talk to David. He knows about these things. He slipped on his...shoes and went out the door.Robbi grinned. "OKAY, GIRL!!! SPILL IT!!!" Cathy started over. "Mom brought my laptop to me today, when her and Dad were on the way to meet y'all at Bruce's. I gave 'em to Karen, the nurse's aid, she's real good with camera and stuff, so I asked HER to film us. We went to the linen room, and she set up the laptop, and. "You had no right to! I don't care what you thought was best, God dammit I am not dead yet! And I won't have you undermining my authority!" Melville yells, he is red in the face and shaking his fist at Napoleon."I did what I thought was right, for us!" Napoleon screams back. "I don't think I need to defend myself from your damnable polices of wait and see. We could have been wiped out by the time you said anything!"Oh dear, I suddenly am very clear about one thing, his little leaving in the. Nothing too fancy of course, but just some of the things we hadn’t been able to do because of my budget.My cell phone rang, it was Karl from the hospital. He told me that Bitch was freaked out and could I please come and get her? He was in a hurry so I didn’t ask for details, I just got in my car and drove there.By the time I arrived Karl was in his office.“What happened?” I asked.“We lost a patient today. A girl, eleven years old. She had terminal cancer, and we all knew it. The hospital, the. I was, in fact, starting to feel better, I’m sure a combination of the antibiotics clearing things up, and me hardly using my voice had led to the improvement. There was still just over a week of taking the antibiotics to finish the course, and three weeks of not singing, just resting my voice before everything should be back to normal.Even around the house, I spoke as little as possible – probably much to the relief of the others living there – and I noticed an improvement in my voice, on the.