The next day, I drove by Jane’s house to check on her. There were a couple of high end cars in the drive way. I went ahead and stopped in anyway. Wh...n I walked in, a nurse in scrubs answered the door.“Hi I’m, Rob, Security at the hospital. I just stopped by to check on Jane ... uh ... I mean, Dr. Carter.”Jane was standing in the room teetering on her crutches with her foot off the floor.She said, “Hi, Rob. Mr. Thomas, The President of the hospital and his staff stopped my to check on me. Come. Mitch interrupted, “That’s not why you called.”“See what he is like, Cat. He never relaxes.”I have Mitch in my arms from behind, my hands moving on his body, and I kiss his neck. “Oh, no, he definitely relaxes. Maybe it’s your approach, he relaxes for me just fine.”A long silence … “I was wondering if the boys up there ever contacted you.” Mitch and I looked at each other and chuckled at the sudden change in topic. Mitch went over the discussion last night and commented on his art work on the. I said, see you also liked it and Smita too. This is only for enjoyment, nothing wrong.he said, then it’s fine. Smita was silent and not talking much. I talked to her and said, kya hua yaar, why are you so silent. She said tum log bahot gandhe ho. Maine kaha lekin achhi lagi na movie. She said, lagane ko kya hai, baad me achha nahi lag raha hai. I said aaram se so jao, kuch nahi hoga.Then we went to down to sleep. Suman and Smita were supposed to sleep together and me and Samir. I said, Suman. I liked Crystal City because it had lovely little coffee hang-outs with flocks of bored secretaries escaping from the hub of activity around the Pentagon. It was a place to get lucky if one just bided his time and acted a bit shy around women. I was in uniform that day on the bus because it was Friday and on Fridays we all had to wear the uniform just to remind us we were still in the military service. It was a time when orders from up high were conflicted because the powers that be were not.