.." It's fine, I've got it," Hannah told him with a smile."Thanks, I'll be back to check on her again a few more times tonight.Visiting hours will be ...ver in about ten minutes." You mean I can't stay?" Hannah asked in shock."She'll be fine..." he told her.I actually shook a bit at that. "Don't babies usually get to have theirmommies at the hospital with them?" I asked."Well... babies yes... you're eighteen though..." No, according to my MMID, I'm allowed to choose if I'm legallyeighteen-months. He had even stolen a kiss there before they walked back to the barn. She compared her memory of the large, dark room to her memory of his warm, cozy apartment. It wasn't a favorable comparison.Nothing had been done to the outside of the bunkhouse and it was just like they remembered it as they approached along the path. The outside walls of the bunkhouse were made with rough hewn boards. The boards had been cut and shaped by hand nearly a hundred years earlier and the only maintenance they. "Sure, it will shake her up seeing him working with the older women, but they're not a 'threat' to her. I am." I can't argue with that," Julia agreed. "But why do you want to do it. Is it all just to help with Janice's treatment, or... ?" Yeah." Missy said, then giggled. That giggle was a sound that Julia had learned to treasure. As much as anything, it represented the kind of life change that their work could bring about. When she arrived at the Tee, it had been a long time since Missy had. While I was trying things on, Aunt Gwen was selecting several items andputting them on the checkout counter. Caroline picked up my selectionsand took them to the counter while I was getting re dressed. I joinedAunt Gwen and Caroline at the counter where Caroline was just finishingringing through a large pile of underwear and then took my aunts creditcard and swiped it through the card reader on her computer. In just amoment the computer printed out the recipt for my aunt. Gwen signedthe.