This kind of day would usually happen to me. Very slow-moving time. Whenever I wait for calls from the recruitment agency, I would have the chance to just sit down in front of the TV for an hour or two. I have been flipping the remote control to change the channel, not exactly looking for a show, but I was simply bored.
I worked like a dog, working tirelessly for more than twelve hours a day. Sometimes, if Jane and Ed would be going somewhere else, I would volunteer to babysit the kids, making me sleep for three to four hours a day.
I sighed and clicked the channel once again, then my thumb just stopped like it has a mind of its own. The TV was broadcasting a recorded interview of Charles and Charlie about their new hospital project. Little Charlie was now grown up, and he looked like Al
