Sowe've put a proscription into your insurance system and the pills shouldbe delivered in a few days. When you get them you should begin takingthem i...mediately. The dosage is straightforward, just follow theinstructions that come with the medication, and please don't hesitate tocall if you have any questions. Could I just confirm that your mailingaddress is..." She rattled off my address. I'd forgotten that ourhealth plan included a mail delivered prescription pharmacy. Nicole hadgushed. I dismiss my confusion at the sight and pull myself up, catching my breath. It helps to steady my nerves."You okay?" I ask. She turns and flashes a smile at me that could launch ships."We're fine, Jake. Though I was beginning to worry that you were never coming back."Back? And she knows my name?"Let's get out of here," the boy says. Never taking an eye off the now crippled thug, she gathers her dress around her and improvises a sash from some cut fabric. She looks now as if she'd just stepped. She stood, looking into his eyes, then threw her arms around him, and cried. “What’s wrong? Why are you crying” “I don’t know....I just...that is...Oh it’s so good to see you!” A few minutes later, seated in a booth and having ordered, they had a chance to talk. Yes, Paul had been married, but she had left him once their two children were in college. He was alone in the house, not sure he wanted to remarry, but lonely. They had once been open books to each other and slipped easily back into. Sighing in defeat, I got up and said, "Thanks for letting me use yourphone Steve. I guess I'll just wait for one of them to get home!"Standing up to leave, Steve grabbed my shoulder. "Wait!" I looked athim in shock. "Wanna wait here? You might as well. I'd feel bad withyou standing in the hallway." He was really nice and courteous. Inodded. "Thanks! That's really kind of you."Sitting down on the couch, he asked, "Do you want to watch TV, or amovie? We have all kinds of streaming stuff." I saw.