I sighed."I feel better than when I first arrived, Doctor. I can tell you thatmuch for certain."He nodded and smiled. "You seem to be responding to th... medication very well," he explained.I nodded and smiled slightly. I wasn't all that happy to be having totake a happy pill now that I had my wits about me again, but there wasnothing to be done about it. This was actually one of my last visitswith the doctor. My many counseling sessions with him were intense andhighly personal. I cried like a. “What are we doing?” Maud smiled. “Here we have the opportunity to engage what a leader has been telling us, ‘throw away the old customs, the moral values, they are no longer relevant in this modern age’ “We were sprouting our doctrine and then when we had the full invitation to put the modern beliefs into practice, we fled, a fine pair of disciples we are”, she concluded. Hazel gave a nod and then they turned, retracing their steps back to the abode that had given them an invite to embrace. ”I laughed, surprised and pleased by my sister’scompliment. I thanked her and said, “But what are yousaying, Nik? No guy has fallen in love with you yet?”“Nope. Not a one.”“I find that impossible to believe. I would think you’dhave guys fighting over you night and day.”“Well, there have been guys, and they’ve told me theyloved me, but….you know, it wasn’t my heart theywanted to get into.” Nikkie smiled an. "What are you talking about?" I saw Barb a couple days ago." I know, we agreed it wasn't cheating if we just told each other about it. You told me you were with her a month ago and then a couple weeks ago too. You saw her a couple days ago too, Miranda?"She sparked a few tears and nodded. "Do you still love me?" she questioned, peeking at me."Of course I do," I replied, prior to hugging her.We hugged each other for a moment rather tightly before I let go of her. "Miranda, I know you don't want.