"Now that it's actually happened, I'm quite frightened," Mrs Hughessaid taking a look out too."We have nothing to fear now mother," he replied. "We'll...be telling thetruth when we say it's suicide." Yes," she agreed. "Come on let's go down there."They made their way outside and immediately they ran into the doctorwho had just arrived without being called."Mrs Hughes, I will be away all day tomorrow," he said explaining hissudden appearance with the nurse in his car."I'm so very glad you're here. But alas she had none and so had to go along just as she was. She set out on her journey and admittedly put a little pep into her step. She felt the rain coming with every gust of wind and it propelled her along. She knew how sudden and unpredictable the late May rains could be. She breathed a sigh of relief as she saw the Kirkland building come into view just as she felt the first huge drop hit her arm. She broke into a quick run and managed to escape just in time. She hailed the security. Mid stairs she paused stating "You look about ready to pass out from heat exhaustion young man and I have the remedy."With that she led me to the bathroom placing a large foot soaking tub on the floor and running water into a second basin and the sink. "Stand in the tub and off with that shirt,' she stated as she took a face cloth and squeezed water onto my tilted back head and hair. This process was repeated until the water from my hair ran clear then she lathered her hands and started in on. She stood there for several minutes not saying anything with Jim by her side. Cindy finally whispered, "Any guesses, how this was done?"Jim spoke in pure disbelief, "Or even more bizarre, why?! What the hell is going on?"Cindy shook her head. "I don't know. How was this done? Let's worry about the why later. Why will be more difficult..."Jim slowly nodded. "Yeah... Well, we've traveled 110 miles in about two hours..." Yeah..." Cindy moved over to stand close by Jim's side. She reached over and.