"I just wanted a look. The AI said if I was real careful it wouldn't wake you up."Well, I had told the AI to answer questions. "I'm awake now, so you ...an keep going." I was still tired, and it came out as a command, not a request.Her black eyes flashed, and she squeezed hard, hard enough to hurt. The look on her face was the stubborn defiant one she sometimes gets. "Can't make me." she said, and bit the tip.Looking back, it was more shock and surprise than any real pain. I don't imagine she was. The doctor followed me in, complaining all of the way about how this was his office, not mine. I shoved my gun in his belly and said, "I'm going to clean her wound. I'll pay you for what I use, but I will kill you if you try to touch her!"He backed off and sat down on a nearby chair. He pulled a whiskey bottle from a pocket and drank from it while I worked. Fortunately, I knew in general what to do, so I got Jane to lie down and let me apply the chloroform. As soon as she went out, I pulled off. ‘And this truly is a good ‘teachable moment’. Tell me, Theo, what’s your conclusion about this?’ ‘There’s a lot of problems with the scenario, sir.’ said Theo, who was dressed in a suit and tie, as was Nash. I think they were trying to out-GQ each other. ‘I can’t think of anything that fits the evidence as we saw it at the time.’ ‘That’s exactly right…’ I said. ‘… the evidence as you saw it. Think about that. Nash?’ ‘I hate it when you say things like that.’ said Nash. ‘By the way, this is my. Undar jatehi aari mere liye pani le aayi or samne soffe pe beth gayi mujme bhi himmat nahi thi kuchh bolneki itneme phon ki ganti baji or aarti phon utha ke bat karne lagi. bat sunke laga jese aarti ke pati kaho or vo ghar vapas aa raha he esa bate horahi he esa laga bat karte aarti bahot gussa horahi thi thodi bat karneke bad aarti vapas aa rahithi to mene kaha me ja rahahu itna suntehiaarti chilayi teri machudane yaha aaya tha bhadve bhosrike jana hi tha to to kya is randi ko kya tera bap.