.. I don't know, just different."Jenny had looked around the house in the couple of days that she had been there and seen all the photos of Sally. "Yo... loved her a great deal didn't you?" Oh God, more than you could ever know," Jim said as tears streamed down his cheeks. Suddenly it all came down on him, the years of isolation, the loss of friends and then almost losing Jenny. Jim began to sob. "God, I never cried when Sally died. I wanted to but I couldn't," Jim said through his tears. "My. Her name was Janet, and she was probably about twenty two years old. It might have all ended right there with us paying for our meal and leaving, if Lois Manning hadn't picked that time to come walking in the front door of the diner. My father almost spit out the food he was chewing on as soon as he saw her and recognized who it was."Spud, is it really you? I can't believe it, it really is!" Johnny, you big handsome bastard, how'd you ever find me again?" In half the time it takes to tell it,. I heard some story about the old judge's son and a double suicide and something about a girl. I don't remember exactly. Supposedly it's been boarded up ever since. I think the city bought it and is turning into a retirement home or something like that." Oh ok. Well, I'm gonna head back to bed. I have an early meeting before the students come in. Goodnight." She slipped past her."Goodnight."Lying in bed she wondered about this mysterious invitation. How did they know her name? Why invite her and. A smile played across his lips as thoughts of Madi crossed his mind, he could still feel the pressure of her mouth on his. MADI! Where had she gone? He moved to his feet, walking to the back of the house, her bed was empty. He swallowed hard, there was no need to panic. She could just be in the bathroom, or have run down to check the mail. Knuckles gently tapped against the wood of the door of the bathroom. ‘Madi?’ He was relieved to hear her voice come back through the door. ‘Oh, sorry, I’ll.