waits2play
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I was pleased to see that Cassie did not appear too upset about her test results. For her sake I hoped it could be something as simple as proper nutrition and rest. When I asked if we could go somewhere and talk, she responded.
”Sure.. if you’re up to it. Shouldn’t you be resting?
What did the doctor say?”
”He gave me some antibiotics to take for a couple of days and said I couldn’t drink alcohol while I was taking the medication. Keep the hand clean and change the dressing daily.”
Cassie asked ”Are we finished here yet? I don't like hospitals."
That was fine with me; I didn’t like doctor’s offices or hospitals either. Since our breakfast was interrupted, I suggested we walk a few doors down to a café and get lunch. I waited until after we had ordered to start a conversation.
”At breakfast, you had just asked me about the pictures in my wallet. I am a widower; I lost my wife and daughter a few years ago in a senseless accident. The photos could be duplicated, but the messages on the back could not. You may have noticed my home life is somewhat reclusive. I’ve pretty much buried myself in my career since.”
I waited a moment for Cassie to assimilate what I had told her.
”I’m not telling this for sympathy, I want you to know whatever you need to know before you respond to what I will ask next. There is a great deal for us to learn about each other. I may be way out of line, and you tell me if I am. But, I feel that you’re on your own right now and unhappy. I think you could use an opportunity to evaluate your life and the options available to you.”
I took a deep breath while I waited to see her reaction. Would she slap me and storm out of the café? Had I gone too far, too soon? Before, she could respond I continued.
”I could use help readdressing my life, or more accurately getting back a life outside of my business. Please consider staying in my home for a while. I know you can help me and believe we can be of help to each other.”
Well, I’ve said it, I held my breath waiting for her to respond. I couldn’t begin to read her expression or anticipate what she would say or do next.
I was pleased to see that Cassie did not appear too upset about her test results. For her sake I hoped it could be something as simple as proper nutrition and rest. When I asked if we could go somewhere and talk, she responded.
”Sure.. if you’re up to it. Shouldn’t you be resting?
What did the doctor say?”
”He gave me some antibiotics to take for a couple of days and said I couldn’t drink alcohol while I was taking the medication. Keep the hand clean and change the dressing daily.”
Cassie asked ”Are we finished here yet? I don't like hospitals."
That was fine with me; I didn’t like doctor’s offices or hospitals either. Since our breakfast was interrupted, I suggested we walk a few doors down to a café and get lunch. I waited until after we had ordered to start a conversation.
”At breakfast, you had just asked me about the pictures in my wallet. I am a widower; I lost my wife and daughter a few years ago in a senseless accident. The photos could be duplicated, but the messages on the back could not. You may have noticed my home life is somewhat reclusive. I’ve pretty much buried myself in my career since.”
I waited a moment for Cassie to assimilate what I had told her.
”I’m not telling this for sympathy, I want you to know whatever you need to know before you respond to what I will ask next. There is a great deal for us to learn about each other. I may be way out of line, and you tell me if I am. But, I feel that you’re on your own right now and unhappy. I think you could use an opportunity to evaluate your life and the options available to you.”
I took a deep breath while I waited to see her reaction. Would she slap me and storm out of the café? Had I gone too far, too soon? Before, she could respond I continued.
”I could use help readdressing my life, or more accurately getting back a life outside of my business. Please consider staying in my home for a while. I know you can help me and believe we can be of help to each other.”
Well, I’ve said it, I held my breath waiting for her to respond. I couldn’t begin to read her expression or anticipate what she would say or do next.