I went downstairs and fixed myself a vodka and coke and lit a ciggie to settle my nerves, I sat on one of my bar stools to watch some T.V.Several vodk...'s ( about 5 ish ) later I remembered a roll up I had been given some weeks earlier, smoke it outside I was warned, so I grab my red leather jacket and handbag and headed toward the front door. I'll go to the late shop 10 mins away and get some more ciggie's I was running low, must be the nerves. Now walking in 5" heels after a good few vodka's. "Good evening Sir John, it's a pleasure to meet you, despite the circumstances," Jamie replied.The other head showed a man with receding hair and a high forehead. His brown hair was going grey at the sides and he wore an avuncular smile."And let me congratulate you too, your Grace. I'm Anthony Carry and until recently I was the British High Commissioner in Canada." Pleased to make sure acquaintance Mr Cary," Jamie acknowledged"We all know each other of old your Grace. So, now we're all together. I dropped her in the car. But as I was leaving she said, “Why don’t you come over to my place and get fresh? You’re already drenched, you won’t even get transport in this rain.”I began to think and I said yes because it seemed as if a storm was about to come. I sat in her car and we were on our way to her house. She lived 15 minutes away. We began to chat she told me that her husband was working abroad and that she lives all alone most of the time.Suddenly my eyes went towards her milky. I bought the ticket for that and entered thePark station (which is very near to the Centralstation). I saw the electric train when I was walkingin the fly-over bridge. If I miss that train, the nexttrain will be only after 25 or 30 minutes. So, I ranto catch that train. My left leg slipped when I wasclimbing down the stairs. I fell down with my fullweight on the turned left foot. It took severalminutes for me to gather my bag and other things thathad fallen out of my pocket. The train had left.