Imade it to the stop at the time as the bus.It was only half way through the bus trip that I realized I was still in?uniform'. I was mortified. I rang...Jane on my phone in the bus."Jane, hi, I left in such a hurry I forgot to change. I just thoughtthat you should know that I didn't mean to leave?you know?dressed theway I am." I realized it was a bad line and I was raising my voice alittle on the crowded bus."That's OK Dion, I expect you to wear your uniform to and from work. ButI am disappointed. His smile is weak but genuine and it is hard not to trust such a disarming smile. Yet, there Is not another vehicle anywhere to be seen, nor any type of home or even a path where he might have come from. “Grandfather, thank you for your offer but I do not wish to put you to so much trouble, least you hurt yourself at my expense.” She is amazed that she even remembers her own language after all the years she was punished at school for speaking it. “Do not worry, little bird, I am stronger than. “Need a dresser,” he said.“How did you know?” I asked, suddenly teary again. “Well, it’s obvious you need someplace to put clothes,” he quipped. I didn’t smile so he added more seriously, “You said it yourself, you wanted everything gone, so…”“This is perfect,” I said. “Thank you, so much.”I got up and hugged him again. He bore it with dignity. With my arms still around him, I looked up into his dark eyes. “I should tease you right now. Offer you a ‘reward,' But… If you ever need anything, just. "Where's your match, Cindy? I thought you'd appreciate at least one person cheering for you." Court 3B," Cindy said. She looked at the clock. "I have to be there in five minutes."The three of them hurried out. As they passed the concourse to the main courts Cheryl looked at the line for the Ladies Room. "I see what you mean." I had to go, bad," Sammi said. "I couldn't wait that long." I wouldn't either." Cheryl looked at a signpost. "I'll see you guys later, I'm on 2D, which is over this.