Saturday I was at a party at Adolphus Thomas’s house and there was a lot of smoking going on. I didn’t smoke and sometimes the smell got to me and...when it did I usually ducked outside for a breath of fresh air.It was a little past seven and already out and when Becca Marsh and Audrey Totten came out probably for the same reason they didn’t see me leaning against an oak tree over by the fence. Normally I would have made my presence known, but they were talking about me so I stayed quiet and. I finished my bicep reps. I finished my tricep extensions. I finished my sit-ups, twists, and three minutes of jumping rope. Wendy never came back.I walked out into the hallway and looked down along the west wall of the gym. It was very quiet. I walked out onto the basketball court floor and looked up, wondering if she'd be walking around the top level of the gym. She wasn't.Was she still in the women's locker room? I decided to check it out, and as I moved closer to the locker room door, my. “Sorry Mister Tanner,” she blurted with an overly cheerful apology as she made her way past the old man. She wasn’t really, nor did he complain much either. He was a nice old man with far too many health problems who seemed to practically live in the hospital. He had no family and his wife had died ten years earlier, so somehow she felt bad enough for him to factitiously flirt with him at least once a day just to make him smile for a bit. As she rounded the corner and arrived at the nurses’. "I guess I, uh, we really needed the sleep." Kaleigh then mouthed to me, "I remember it all now," as her facial expression brightened.I mouthed back, "Really?" and she nodded her head and her smile lit up the entire kitchen area."What's going on?" Tammy asked as she saw the change in Kaleigh, and the non-vocal interaction between us two."I uh, just remembered something, which Mike and I shared earlier. I was a little worried at not remembering it, as Mike was pretty certain we uh, did something.