"Hi, Mrs. Walker," I greeted, having always thought she was a great person.Letting go after an embrace lasting more than several seconds, she always g...ve long hugs, she sympathised, "Sorry about you and Jake."I shrugged, trying to be strong, "Yeah, well college relationships often don't last." I suppose," she nodded, looking remorseful. "But I thought you two might be the ones who did."Deciding I wanted to make it clear he was to blame for our end, I revealed, "Well, he made the choice to end. Of course he was his usual aggressive and overbearing self. He insulted Joseph very badly and told me – told me, Greta – to pack and go with him." And you refused." It was a bald statement made with a grim smile."Yes. Then Gerry said he was going. Joseph advised him not to go: the track and the roads would be impassable for a Porsche, but he sneered at Joseph, told him he was a wimp and he, Gerry, knew how to handle his car. Then he left." And?" Joseph told me to wrap up warm and we would go. I did as you instructed then grew more worried, as you have been in the healing machine for over two hours." The male related half expecting Mellos to knock him across the room."I see." Mellos replied. "What action did you take after I was aboard?" "I was in fear that the ship might be destroyed if we remained in the area." The male stated.Mellos looked at the male with a strange look then shook her head. "Good, good, you've done very well." Then with a sigh Mellos laid back down, closing her. .. I'm so glad I told you..."She blinked open her eyes, looked around the room for a second and then gazed at me. "How long was I out?" she asked.I was desperately trying to read the neutral expression on her face. "Uh, not long; four minutes, maybe five..."Melanie nodded her understanding. "It wasn't a dream, was it?"I shook my head.Melanie frowned and then asked. "Another demo?" She took a pen from her nightstand, and held it in her open palm. "Take the pen?"I lifted the pen and held it in.