Chapter 46
So deep in thought, that I didn"t have the slightest time to appreciate the thought of being home for the first time in years.
As soon as I came down from the plane, since there was no one waiting for me, I hollered taxes, and headed straight for the hospital.
There was no time to go home or lounge in a hotel, I just ran to the hospital with my luggage in one hand. At the front desks, I meant some nurses and since my mother"s case was pretty famous, everyone was familiar with her.
I want straight to one of the nurses "Excuse me, ma?"
The elderly one, among them, turned to me, "Yes, dear."
"Please, where can I found Mrs. Bush? She is a patient here."
"Oh," she looked at the other nurses, "which of the Bush? There are a lot of patients by that name registered here?"
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