"The son looked up and asked, "Are you a medic of some kind?" No, but I know enough to see that Al needs help now." Yes, I think you're right. The pro...lem is that the ambulance is about thirty miles off and they're not known for being especially fast. Could you help me get Dad into my car? The hospital's only a couple of miles away and I can have him there in ten minutes." Of course. You get the doors and I'll carry him out to your car." Turning to Jennie, he asked, "Could you call the hospital. How long did we havebefore the sun rose. We'd been walking for an eternity and still hadn'treached the end. If the sunrise caught us down here, we would be safefrom its deadly rays but we would still be lulled into a deep sleepmaking us easy prey for anything else that stumbled into the tunnel,like another rogue. Even if a rogue didn't get us, I doubted we wouldwake sane. We were barely hanging on to our sanity now. I'd been stupidto let Jesse push me into exploring the passage and even more. " I don't believe it. She acts so prim and proper around the office." An act Sam. Remember about three months back when we all hit the bar at the Marriott after work? Most of you left after a couple of drinks and by nine the only ones of our group still there were me and Maxine. I was getting ready to leave when a slow number began playing and Maxine pulled me out onto the dance floor. We had all ready danced four or five times, but not like that last dance. She pulled me close and half way. On the way, we had a nice conversation that brought her close to me.Shreya aunty: It was fun but I was so afraid of what we did.Me: Why aunty?Shreya aunty: What if someone gets to know that I am your aunt or what if my husband gets to know? I can’t imagine that but it was fun. Thank you. Hahha.Me: Hmm. Don’t worry aunty, nobody will get to know. You stay cool and thanks a lot.Shreya aunty: Can I ask you something?Me: sure aunty.Shreya aunty: Is it true that young guys in your age like aunties.