It’s been preying on my mind how I was going to do that. It’ll be late in the season before I get out of here, and I don’t want to spend the win...er down here.”We continued for about an hour talking and getting to know each other better. I told her that I had planned on returning to my mountain. And I had just asked her about her plans when all hell broke loose. There was a major commotion in the hallway. Women yelling and shouting.Suddenly my door burst open.There standing in all her fiery. "It's okay baby, I'm not angry," Georgia said, gently stroking Vicky's blond hair."You're not?" Vicky asked, looking up into her mother's eyes as tears stained her face."No baby. I can never be angry with you girls," Georgia said, smiling as she dried Vicky's tears and looked over at Patty, who was still sniffing."You girls are my entire world. Everything I do is for you, to make you girls happy," Georgia said, looking into Vicky's eyes as the girl started sobbing again."Don't cry Vicky! You'll. I didn’t find any ID in any of her things, but there were some papers in Braille. When I read over them, I found out that she was my darling little angel Casey from the clinic. Her last name is Allister. When the clinic stopped getting payments from her family and couldn’t contact any of them, they discharged her. Someone claiming to be her uncle picked her up. I found another partial piece of paper that had most of my address on it in Braille. My voice and body have changed a lot since I was. ..?" The receptionist asked him, with a look on her face that was both surprised and amused at the same time. Even more so as he showed her the tousled piece of paper he'd kept in his clenched fist."Well, it seems like he's free to see you right away." She continued eventually, after checking her computer, and pointed him towards an elevator at the far end of the large room. Most likely she was already laughing at his chances for getting a job in this place, and Jack himself was well inclined.