Bluffs Homecoming

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Dave, are you going to be busy this afternoon? I expect I'm going to be busy all day. Can't you be a little less busy at 4 o'clock? Well, I've got to go up to Red Bay, darling, at about 1 o'clock, and I couldn't possibly get back before 5 or 6.

Oh. What is it? Anything important? David, at 4 o'clock this afternoon, the doctor said we could come to the hospital and take blood foam. Oh, so he did. No, when you go to Red Bay.

Well, I wish I didn't have to, but business before pleasure darling. Certainly going to be good having Bluff home again. I can't wait! What's the matter? I won't be able to bring him home. Why not?

Well, if you're going to be going up to Redberry, that means you'll be taking the car doesn't it? I don't intend to walk. So, that means I won't be able to take Bluff home from the hospital?

You certainly can. Take a taxi. He doesn't like taxis. He doesn't like the way they smell. You mean you don't. Bluff and I agree on all such matters. He's much better ride home in the car.

Well, how about an ambulance? Mmm, the doctor said he'd be alright, so I don't think he'll need an ambulance. Are you serious? Of course. Well, take a bus or a subway or a walk or something.