There was something that looked like a forklift that slid under the chair then an arm came to the back of the chair and a bar came across in front of ...he wheelchair passenger. The only thing required of the wheelchair passenger was to position the chair and push the button to close the passenger in. The second button lifted the wheelchair from the floor and the chair immediately came around the access area and headed up the stairs at the same pace an energetic person would climb them. We all. Now either he didn'trealise what was happening or in his "split second" he realised,tollerated,forgave and excepted me for what i was doing andthinking..... Now I know he realised.Either way he started laughingso hard he had to arch his back as he had to prop himself up, kind oflike doing a ( girls push up ) and he said.Dude, red is not yourcolour,I cant see your six-pack properly when your red or sunburnt.As he didthis the blanket fell down towards his bum and thanks to the goldensunlight. " Mike shrugged. "Anyplace you feel safe. Bring a friend if you want to."Vanessa smiled silently. She had planned to have a friend with her but sitting at a nearby table, just in case. "Um, that'll be fine." Good." Mike said. "When and where? By the way, I am allergic to shellfish."I was thinking about Carlos Murphy's. The one downtown. About 7 tonight be OK?" I'll be there." Mike promised. He hung up and leaned back in the Jacuzzi. Time enough to get ready after a good soak.Mike pulled up to. The china rattles nervously. ‘I’ll get the tea, Ma’am.’ She nods, watches him scan her features, his dark hair falling into his face. She pushes it back and turns, walks back to the long sofa and plucks up the book. ‘Actually, Edward, there’s one more thing I’d like you do to for me.’ ‘Yes, Ma’am?’ Edward’s face brightens, returning to the thought of work, focus. ‘I want you to put down that tray for a moment and open the right-hand drawer, just next to you in the dresser. Bring me the.