“Edwards, but they wouldn’t let me see her. “What do you mean I can’t see her?” I asked the nurse. “I rescued her.” “I understand that,” the nurse said. “But rules are rules. No visitors allowed under the age of fifteen.” I might pass for fifteen on the telephone in an emergency, but there was no way I could claim to be that old in person. I started walking away dejectedly when a woman stopped me. She’d been in the corridor when the nurse and I were having our discussion. “What do you mean you r...escued her?” the woman asked. “What woman did you rescue?” “Mrs. Edwards,” I said. “And I didn’t rescue her really. But I helped and it’s not fair I can’t see her. I’m sure she’d want to see me.” “My name is Liz Davis and I work for the Hathaway Gazette,” she said, taking out her press card to show me. “I’d like to hear your story.” “Okay,” I said, and soon we were sitting in the hospital lobby, while I explained to her about checking on Mrs.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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