Her brain told her to use it on the animals first, not on her patients in the hospital."Now what?" Ron asked, having tagged along."Now we wait." Cindy...said."How long?" Ron asked."I don't know. I'll check them in the morning, but who can say. It may take a month, it may not work at all." Cindy replied."What do you think?" Ron asked."I think it might work ... I also think, dear heart, that I have at least twelve hours to kill before I would know at the earliest. So how about first payment on that. Anyway, after theyleft, we tried to call out to anyone who might hear us, but you say theoutside door was locked?" Yes, that's right," I replied."Well, that's why nobody else came in after those guys left then. Say, how did you two get in here if the door was locked?" Well, I'm ashamed to say," said Paul, "I forced the door. I thought itwas damn strange that a police station would be locked in the middle ofthe day, and I saw all the cars out back. I figured something waswrong. I'll be happy. She was pushing twenty-six. That was the age that her mother told her all young ladies should have a husband and at least one young one in a pram or growing inside. In all honesty, she had to admit almost all of her female friends had already gone down that road and she had watched them in a state of confused dismay wondering where she had gone wrong.It wasn't a question of not trying her best to cut out a male all her own from the herd and guiding him into constant sessions of love-making on a. .. I hope."That last comment was in a tone that was a little of the old Jimmy coming through, Babs noticed. Hope flared in her heart for a moment for the address was their address, but she ruthlessly squished it, there could be many reasons he would use that as an address. If all he wanted to do was use it as an abode she would move out she decided.There was a pause then he said, "She was right about one thing, I would like to go out on a date with you. You look like someone I would like to get.