"And then, when you took sick last year, I nursed you and made you take your medicine." She clucked her tongue in disapproval. "You were like a baby; always trying to think up excusses not to take it.
"And I said you'd have to hurry and get well, or we'd never get back to Niagara Falls. That sort of pepped you up a little. You said you had almost "forgotten about that second honeymoon. And I said I'd never forgive you if you forgot it. Not after 50 years of waiting.
"The doctors shook their heads and said you'd never get well. And I told them that doctors had been making mistakes for years, and that you'd be all right. 1 told them you'd have to
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