He was saying I couldn’t wipe my ass with my right hand.I nodded my understanding.“Now, as I said, normally our biggest concern would be dislocati...on,” Bill said. “In this case, we have additional concerns. I’ve spoken extensively with your doctors. Dr. Davis has made herself available for consultation at any time. She’s well versed on the case and she freely admits what she might not fully understand and points me to the answer from other doctors. I...”He paused and looked around the room.“It’s. She closed her eyes and imagined him standing there beside her bed, staring at her. She trembled, feeling a little frightened but also excited. What would he do if she exposed herself to him like this? Would he blush and turn away? Would he dash out of the room? Or would he stay there with her, and perhaps see just what he could get away with?She felt a hand between her legs and she almost yelped in fright. But it was just her own. Lately when she got into these moods it almost seemed to work. I thanked him and told him we probably wouldn’t need him until after 1:30, but I’d call if that changed.“It’s cool. Take your time. I’m yours all night. Just gimme a call and I’ll be here.”I shook his hand and Tricia and I both thanked him again before turning toward the school. I offered her my arm again and she took it gratefully. “I’m not so steady in heels,” she admitted sheepishly.“I’ll stick close,” I assured her, patting her hand on my arm as I escorted her inside. A lot of people were. . and you will be givena new identity." Grace turned to acknowledge us. "Lieutenant Sanders,This is Samantha Watts our staff psychologist, and the young woman nextto her is Emily Drake. Emily was our first participant. We thought thatyou might like to have Emily available to answer any questions." Can I have some time alone with. . . Emily was it?" The lieutenantgrunted."Of course" said Grace with her best professional smile as she tactfullymoved the others out of the room."I gotta make this.