CHAPTER 130.

The night was cold but the morning was colder. The tree branchesdanced the fast rhythmic tunes of the wind. They waved energetically from left to right. The alarm for six a.m. was prompt and Evelyn rolled in her duvet to the left side and blindly tried to put it off. Finally, it came off but suddenly she remembered that it was an auspicious day.

She jumped up with a smile and fell back to bed abruptly. The thought of having the letter signed and the goods transported made her heart merry. She pictured her self standing by the hospital gate as a boss lady that she was, giving directions and instructions of where the medical equipments should be kept. She smiled at herself on the TV screen as the thought lingered and lingered.

Evelyn took up her pillow and pressed it against her face softly. She was so happy knowing that day had finally come, the day she had waited long enough for. Her hospital was finally taking shape and the medical facilities she always wanted in her possession were