Susan had eleven children including my grandmother'smother."-----------------------------------------------To Be Continued!---------------------------...--------------------Author's note:I just realized that I forgot to go through what people said 2 chaptersago to make sure that Doc's Girls comments had those contractions. I'llfix that next month.I initially intended to make this a much shorter chapter, but thecharacters insisted on getting all emotional, and the story kept growing.I hope it was. But he also wanted to ask so many more questions. Like what she'd been thinking, both when she ran into the assailants' gunfire, and when she hid her illness. But it was clear she was never going to answer his unasked questions. She struggled, trying to breathe with the blood pouring from her mouth, then David could see her stop struggling, and he could almost swear he saw her life pass before his eyes."I'm sorry, she's gone," Maggie assured him."Yeah, I gathered that," he answered shortly.. However, when I reached the branch office, four hour later; I found that the person whom I suppose to meet was not available due to some medical emergency and had left all the needed information in an sealed envelope. All I had to do was merely collect the envelope. I cursed my boss for ruining my day for a stupid couriers work.I collected the sealed envelope and came out of the office. I did not know what to do. I had already driven my car continuously for more than four hours, and was feeling. My old friend once he,d learned of what had happened seemed surprised I hadn’t,tbeen given a choice of bases as a reenlistment reward when my tour in West Germany had finished but as I still had over a year to serve he got me transferred to McChord, Washington about three hundred miles from where my parents and k** brother lived. I,d have chosen Fairc***d near Spokane just eighty miles away, but that base was a SAC(Strategic Air Command) the same as Grand Forks and almost two years of that.