Bliss.On our second evening we had an early dinner after spending most of the day on the beach. We chose the informal poolside restaurant and drank ru...m cocktails before a delicious crab salad and a bottle of crisp dry white wine. Then we repaired to our balcony and the inevitable glass of fizz.“I have a little surprise for you.”“You don’t think you’ve done enough?”She smiled. “Well, perhaps but I don’t think you’re going to be disappointed.”At that moment I caught, out of the corner of my eye a. He cleared his throat a couple of times. "What's wrong with my neck?" Just... just look in the mirror, why don't you?"Paul poked around in the boxes marked "BATHROOM" for a little while before discovering a handheld shaving mirror. Nick didn't stop staring at him the whole time?and when he held the mirror up to his face, he found out why.His neck was different. It was... thinner, undeniably thinner. And long, and elegant. Was it even... paler? Paul looked more closely, feeling it with his. ‘As you should know this hospital was named after Queen Victoria. It caters specifically to expecting mothers so you know they literally work around the clock as women are always having babies. For those of you who will specialize in gynaecology most of your clients will end up here. Then there are those of you whose wives and sisters and daughters will end up here as well.’ The group of student doctors looked around at the patients. Most were resting as they were waiting to be delivered or. It wasn't locked. I slowly turned it and made myway inside. I'd never seen Sam so distraught in my life. Not even when his"father" had supposedly passed away. What could I do? "Sam, it's going tobe alright," I said at last. "At least now we know what it is," Icontinued in an attempt to calm him down. What were we going to do now?"Are you sure there wasn't any mistake?" I had to ask.He shoved the test strip in my face. Per the instructions there were twodark purple bands across the middle of it..