Ursula took her reading glasses off &peered

Ursula took her reading glasses off &peered closely at Gudrun. "I shall never marry you. You disgust me." The truth surprised even her. Yet here she was, in the autumn of her life,

Listening to the thunder and the storms in its wake. Gudrun blinked but remained n silent looking at her dolefully like a doe caught in somebody else's meadow or garden. In the ga

ted house lied a maiden so beautiful. Gudrun had never witnessed someone so pleasing to his eyes. Yet, he stood by the sidelines, not knowing how to approach this "creature."

As the maiden lied to him over & over, Gudrun got more attracted. No one had made him feel this way since his folks told him about the tooth fairy, & his bro Jim about how babies

came from storks. Gudrun was falling in love with the maiden. He stepped just a bit closer, hoping the maiden would not die on him now. That would be heartbreaking.

"I used to know someone who looked a lot like you, only in better health," Gudrun spoke clumsily, "Her name was Ursula, and I loved her." The maiden opened her eyes and looked at

me. I am Ursula. You've finally remembered me after all these years. You disappeared after the crash. you must have had amnesia. I donated a kidney. But now my last one is failing.

Gudrun donated one before she died. D. H. Lawrence did too. Now I have no one left to ask. The Ministry of Transplants called me up yesterday. Mr. Doolittle asked me whether I was

and a sleeping spell. That way they could sleep through their burning." "I have spent a decade tracking you down to wreak my vengeance on you. But I believe you. We're good." ~~fin