They would always stay with him.But that faint shadow of doubt and sadness had disappeared without atrace by the time Francine closed the door of the ...partment behind her,and when she pulled up at Helen's house ten minutes later, she was onceagain the bubbly, eternally optimistic big girl whom Helen knew so well.Helen was in her garden; Francine could see her silver mane movingaround behind the white picket fence surrounding the DuBois property, soshe parked the car by the curb and made her way. She watched in awe as the giant robot stood up, grabbed hold of the hoverwing that was now waiting overhead, and rose into the air before vanishing as the cloaking device activated.- - -The road was a mess of abandoned cars due to drivers fleeing their trapped vehicles on foot. The creature was currently assaulting a semi truck in them middle of the traffic snarl. It was twenty feet tall, with its torso and arms disproportionately large compared to its legs and head, essentially an over-muscled. “Where to?” he asks. “Your place, mine, or a bar” she says half jokingly. “Huh?” he says. “Pardon me?” “Isn’t this where you endorse a pick up line or something?” she asks. “I wasn’t thinking along those lines” he lies. She looks at him and into his eyes. Initially she smiles but can’t read him at all. He looks back at her, wondering what is next. “The other day, when I was driving up this way, and you were running well truth be told” and he paused a moment before going on to say “I have to say. I yelled for anyone around to hear me and then he showed up. "No need to yell lad I'm sitting right here." Was the voice I heard and sure enough when I turned around he was sitting in one of the chairs drinking tea.I looked at him but couldn't really describe him and before I could ask he said "Yes that's right I'm God and you're dead. Why don't you take a seat so we can chat a bit." Looking at the room again and back to the empty chair I decided to do as he said and take a seat since I.