Things would have probably been better if we had both kept our heads. But these flashes of wisdom only come when its too late. What with one thing and...the other, we slammed the doors on each other. I do not know what she is doing now. She left a note which just said she was leaving. I was too proud at the time to go and fetch her and I am sure she is too proud to get in touch. Sometimes I am guilty that I did not once bother to contact her, but I console myself weakly that neither did she.. I figured we would stop by since I heard you were in hiding. We wanted to thank you for the courtesy you showed us while I was in the hospital. Nina really appreciated having you assign her a driver so she would be able to come and go as she needed to." Not to change the subject Andy but what the hell do you call that thing you are driving. It looks like something out of a horror movie."Andy looked at me and then Nina busted up laughing at the look of chagrin on his face. Nina was still busting. I smiled and said bye to her and went to my office. Sharp 3 pm I am back to my home with all the stuffs she mentioned. 3.30 I got a call from ramya that where I was I told I am in home and she asked about the things and money I said and she rang my door bell with the money in her hands and she not even came in from the door she given me my money and got the things and said thanks and went to her home.5pm again I got a call from ramya and she asked me to come to her home so I went and seen ramya. It sheepishly shuffled close to her feet. She saw him. He was the product of the Hospitals generosity, a young dark haired man with wild, darting eyes and pale skin. His fast, nervous gate hinted at the mental disability that won him his employment. He was high functioning, but clearly disabled, a child in a mans body. She was surprised they allowed him this kind of access unattended. Sympathy washed over her. He moved towards her hips with a confidence that made her suspect that last night.