“First will be CPR and First Aid training, and that can happen tomorrow. In fact, we want all four of you to take it because someday you may need it... Then to the outlets to get you the uniforms we approve for flight attendants,” Lorrie said.“Flight time pay is double what you are getting and pays overtime,” Lorrie added.“What is flight time pay?” Joni asked.“Flight time pay starts when you arrive at the airport for a flight and ends when you return, unless you are on an overnight flight; in. ‘I realise it’s not fair to tell you all this when you can’t talk to me so I’ll be back to answer any questions you might have when the breathing tube’s out. I think that’ll be quite soon now.’ ‘Just need to draw up this infusion and then I’m on it,’ the nurse confirmed, busy with a syringe at the end of the bed. ‘Excellent.’ Luke smiled at Mum and then at me. ‘That should give me enough time to get something else done then. Caitlin, I need a suture removal kit. Where can I find one?’ ‘Oh no.’. “You’ll be leaving tomorrow, I hear,” she said. I looked up.“I thought it would be a few more days,” I said, she just smiled.“Hmm,” she said, and then she was gone.She’d been waiting for her husband for forever. Well, it seemed like forever. Ever since her mother had outed herself, she’d been beside herself with feelings of guilt and confusion and desperation.Her dad was dying, and worse, trying to die. And why? Mostly because of her own behavior. Her mom too, but mostly because of her. "Actually, could you help us with something?" the workman asked, and she turned around helpfully. "Yes?" "Where do those pipes go in the basement?" he asked, indicating the underside of the sink. "I don't just want to go poking around." "Right," she said and thought for a moment, "I don't know much about that, but I can show you the basement." She led them around the dusty basement, pointing out where the pipes ran underneath the floorboards and getting more and more drowsy. They kept an eye on.