“The good news is the car is against a tree so it can’t move. The bad news is the bathroom is closed for cleaning.”Kelly began laughing. She hel... her stomach and shook her head. “Stop it, you’re going to make me pee my pants.”“Well, you could always get out and go next to the car.”Kelly grinned at me. She opened her door, stepped out, and began stomping down the snow. Before closing the door she took a few tissues out of her purse. “Don’t you dare watch me! This is bad enough as it is.”Closing. I felt completely blind considering it had taken this long to see it. Free of the confines of our friendship we began walking together, hand in hand, as we joked and talked with complete inhibition. I lost track of where we were going and before we knew it we were in front of her house, walking up the steps. I didn't want this to end just yet but there was just so much to take in. Giving her one last peck on the cheek I turned to leave as she pushed open the door. Before I even took a step she. "Johnny was glad to get the work, we don't really have that many deaths around here, and I'm sure he's even gladder that it's for someone he didn't know and like," Frank said."I can see where that would be better."Mary was coming back from the wagon now and the twins were right on her tail. She stopped beside me."Mrs Clancy says she can walk, Bill, but I think it would be better if you could get a couple of men to carry her inside. I don't think she has any broken bones but her ribs are badly. The crumbling exterior of the building concealed a pristine interior that was without patients at this time of the day. Once inside, I found an old nurse manning the reception deck. She was wearing a garishly colored top over the traditional hospital whites. With barely a glance at me, she spotted Wendy and then stood up, speaking. "Oh dear. Let's get her into a room and then we can worry about the paperwork."I followed the nurse into a spotless examination room and gently placed Wendy on the.