.. he glared ... I lost. The nurse would arrive before Five."Where do you want the phone?" I don't know? What are my choices?"There were previously in...talled phone jacks in every compartment except the crew quarters ... I had my choice. That I didn't know there were jacks everywhere shows just what kind of attention I paid to my boat."Make it easy on yourself," I told the installer, "Fill 'em up."He grinned and went to do my bidding.To the doctor I said, "Send your damn nurse ... if we could. "Of course you would need for someone to be responsible for changing the tape on a daily basis; and taking it with them when they left at the end of their shift." That's not a problem." Sam spoke for the first time. "I'd take responsibility for it."Sarah coughed politely. "Forgive me for asking..." she said quietly. "But do you always work in the office?" she looked at both gentlemen. "And you Mr Conrad you're never called away for a day or two ... or even more?" Well yes but it's almost never. He shrugs out of his coat, toeing his snow-caked boots off. He reaches up and pulls the hat off his head, spikes of brown hair sprout out from his head. She laughs at the sight he makes. She leads him to the sofa and heads to the kitchen, fixing each of them a cup of coffee. Handing him a cup, she sits at the other end of the sofa, facing him. ‘After reading this letter, I did some soul searching. I knew that some thing was missing I just didn’t know what. Every night, when I went to sleep,. The doors open and they walked into the elevator. Pressing 3 for his floor, he asked “What floor?” “Same.” There was an award silence as they rode up. As they got off, Taryn started to rummage through her purse for her room key. “Thanks again for a lovely dinner Steve, have a good night.”“Yes, thank you, Taryn. Good night to you as well.” With that Steve started to walk to his room. A second later Taryn followed. As Steve started to pull out his room key Taryn got to him and stopped. She put.