Just report here like you always do and I’ll prepare you for the surgery,” the doc says. “Alright, thank you so much!” Danielle says as she g...ets up. You get up as well and thank the doctor. You and Danielle walk out of the office and walk out of the hospital. Just before you reach the car Danielle pulls you in for a hug. “I love you, Michael,” she tells you. “I love you too,” you say. You both get in the car and drive home. You walk into the apartment and as you are about to ask Danielle. " Then having us all in the same phase of pregnancy," Gail said, "would leave us all susceptible to the same problems at the same time. Elizabeth, the ninth month of pregnancy lasts for an entire season, it seems. That is the longest month you will ever endure."Jenny said, "Another problem with having batches of babies is that no one of them will be special. Being one of five or six babies competing for attention doesn't seem right to me." There were murmurs of agreement."Then the answer. From there he went to look at the dough making equipment. Mixers capable of making sufficient dough for fifty pizzas looked huge. He wondered if he’d have room for one in his kitchen. He learned the importance of the term ‘footprint,’ with respect to how much room a piece of equipment occupied.After two hours of wandering around, he found a break area and sat down with a cup of coffee. As he sipped his coffee, he marshaled his thoughts about what he had seen. Sighing at the impossibility of. ’ ‘Well ah’m legal,’ Grace lifted to her toes and looked beyond the parking lot, trying to remember if there was a convenience store nearby where she could buy cigarettes. Chase watched the whole conversation, noticing that none of his fellow co-workers were paying any attention. It wasn’t unusual for the working-class and upper-class to maintain a mutual distance at these types of events. That was the established social order, one Chase normally adhered to, but he couldn’t take his eyes off.