Instead, I lay quietly in the bed while I thought about the events of the past day. I rose and dressed around 7:00.Jessie walked into the kitchen as I... was just finishing the morning paper. “Did you get any inspiration last night?”“Did I ever! I think I’ve solved your problem and I’m working on it as we speak. It’s really so simple. You have to become someone else.”“Huh?”“I wrote a program that will search the internet for news stories on births and deaths. What we need is someone—a girl,. Leaving him standing barefoot and dishevelled in the driveway, she reversed hard and with a screech of tires she was gone. Jenna got all the way back to her new home on the adrenaline pumping through her body. Pulling into the driveway beside the pickup with Harrison Construction on the door, she cut the engine, leaned her head back against the seat and closed her eyes. A light tap on the window beside her startled her out of her reverie. She opened the door and got out, smoothing her skirt. I didn’t expect a response from him, even if he was going to he didn’t get a chance as a gruff cough came from the open door behind us. My ears prick up at the sound of it and I turn my head quickly. Bill, our grandfather stood there, watching us. It had been close to a year since our grandmother had banned us from coming here, she had caught me… caught us… it doesn’t matter too much, seeing him again, so close I felt my legs go weak even as I sat there. I run my sleeve across my eyes quickly. I'm on the next several.” “John, unit fifty five.” “Alex. I'm the new hospitalist. I was on fifty five last night. I didn't see you there.” “I was on the far side; I like to take the vascular patients.” “Oh.” We continued on in silence across the drive and up the ramp heading towards the parking garage. Our steps still coordinated. Up we walk into bright sunlight that leaves us blinking and blinded as we prepare to part ways. “Look, I...” “Hey, why don’t you...” We laugh. Our words mingled like.