I have the best job I can ever imagine having, and the only guy who can satisfy me is in Chicago. So, yeah, I need a little encouragement." Are you sa...ying that you are going to leave your husband?" I don't know, but I can tell you that one thing I am not going to put up with is him thinking of her while he is doing it to me, I know that for sure." I don't know how to answer you today, Cathy. There are still too many variables, with your job, with your husband, with me and everything in between.. It was interesting, though, and she learned a lot about how to get a cow to do what you wanted it to do.The veterinarian’s name was Brad Turnbull. He was forty-five and had been servicing stock in a hundred mile radius of Brimley for twenty-two years, ever since he’d graduated from vet school and started working for old Doctor Turner. Dick Turner had retired ten years later and sold his practice to Brad.Along the way Brad had met a farmer’s daughter and, in a remarkable similarity to the old. Everything will work out. Tell yourself that. Everything will work out."I'm better now. Maybe some of this is my hormones raging. I'll see you tomorrow, Noah. I'm looking forward to it."So am I. Good night, Rachel.Noah pressed the button marked R Drummond. "Noah?" came her voice through the intercom."Yes, it's me." I'll be right down."She stepped through the lobby door wearing a lightweight, yellow cotton dress. "Is this okay?" she asked as she modeled her dress."It's fine." I've had this for. I’m not sad I’m happy! Minutes later when I finally calm down we all say our final goodbyes and I walk out of the gate to the town I’ve always known as home. The town that has been almost my entire world my whole life. As I walk I take one last look behind me and smile at the waving figures slowly shrinking in the distance. Tears threaten to fall once more, but I hold them back. I’m on my own now. I have to be strong. So I take a deep breathe, then run as hard as I.