"I do. You are idiot, Zombi."It was after midnight that evening when David made a Skype call to Melanie. Normally, he tried to catch her during her no...n break, after nine o'clock CET, but he wanted to have no time limits for this discussion and waited until she was back home. A short text message had prepared her for the late call and when he connected to her, she was online in the fraction of a second."Hey you," she purred for a greeting. "Oh, baby, I really miss you!" Same here, Mel. Things. After some time my father came I saw me crying I told the matter he told me about my mom’s condition and not to worry about it. So I stopped crying and my dad went in and lifted my mom and placed her on the bed and tried to wake her up by sprinkling water on her face but she did not wake up. Then he called to the doctor and told the condition. Then the doctor said she will wake after 6-7 hours and not to be tensed. So my father left her and went to prepare our lunch. This is my mom’s condition. Making my way to the only open booth, sliding in by the wind. Taking my coat off settling in to read the Times. A few minutes pass before“Er! Excuse me is this seat taken?” looking up from an article on Heathrow expansion, seeing the gentleman from the line, trembling holding a tray“No feel free!” return to my paper as he sit, suddenly feeling a little self conscious about my appearance for some strange reason. Without even looking up I can tell that my new booth mate is checking me out a. As the fog of sleep dissipated, the facts came back to her. She dressed in the same shorts and a tee shirt, wondering what the new day might bring.Breakfast was a buffet type of thing, where you toast your own bread and scoop up cold scrambled eggs. After that came the obligatory tour of the facility. This did not sound like much fun to Helen, until the list of stops included the heated outdoor pool. She decided to endure the sales pitch just to check it out.It took at least an hour, but via a.