S I continued to stare at the door to the bathroom that Cloe had just gone through, I could still hear my sister laughing at me. Then I heard her shar... intake of breath, oh crap she'd obviously gotten to my deep thoughts of Cloe, I told my sister a little more forceful than I meant to. “Ready?” She giggled, pumping herself upward as hard as she could.Remembering the reason he had jumped on the swings in the first place, he shifted his weight a bit faster. “Ready!”“One… Two… THREE!” His jump was a bit shaky as he pushed himself off. When he hit the ground, his knees buckled and he rolled, thankful for the padding of his coat lessening the blow of the woodchips.Kairi, on the other hand, shifted her weight perfectly off of the seat and soared gracefully through the air, bending. They talked about Tonya and her therapy as the miles went by."She WANTS to go through this?", the assistant asked, amazed."Absolutely!", he said, smiling, "I told her that this would be very therapeutic for her; of course, I didn't tell her that YOU would have anything to do with it...", he winked at her.The assistant said nothing, but just smiled. She was silent the rest of the way to The Doctor's country home.The van pulled up to the gate, drove up the driveway, and pulled into the garage.. Ten minutes later my brothers and sisters cheerfully ran out ofthe house and all piled up in the van. I had made a conquest atlong last and we were all going to go home and be allowed to playwith our friends today.There was another van out there beside ours. It was a brand new onebelonging to the teenaged sons and daughters of the Bigsmire's.Learning of the news I saw a few of Jon Bigsmire's sons and daughtersemerge from the house heading now for their own van they were shoutingand waving.