Radio Love (english version) - ameliamcfloyd (top books of all time TXT) 📗

possible so that the broken leg, which she had contracted the downhill could heal quickly. She cursed inwardly that she had not taken more care, and they cursed the doctor who gave her house arrest, so to speak. If they did not just stay in bed, Laura Delano was an avid cook and athlete. She loved her work, although they actually since her now deceased husband, Louis Martin Delano know - and had learned to love work, no longer needed. Laura and Louis met in then at Yale University. It was at that time from both sides of love at first sight.
She was then a student of pharmacy at the time and wanted to become a pharmaceutical consultant. Laura sat down there already for very women with breast cancer. Was in their eyes, it does not work but a vocation. Her greatest wish then was to provide a foundation for reasons that declared war to fight this disease.
Louis Martin Delano was a medical student. He always wanted to be a cosmetic surgeon. Both finished their studies with distinction and achieved their goals. By the time she was already pregnant and you could already see the first small ball from a distance. From it, a pharmaceutical consultant.
She stayed at home and only cared lovingly for Jason until he came first in the class.
Louis was not the sort of man who had forced his wife to the contrary, it even beat Laura to stay home. He was heart and soul doctor, what you looked at him and a giant in the field. Also, he was never strictly to his son. He never had a hair and bent him, he rarely had his voice, as in a normal conversation rise. Unlike his parents, he put Jason is not under pressure to perform. Although he put value on good grades, but even if Jason brought five times a home, he felt it was not particularly bad. You could not always be good, there must sometimes bad days, he said he always did when his son came with a five in home geography. Jason hated this subject, just like his father. It was a very happy family and a child had a happy childhood, he does.
Laura looked away when she saw that her pager started blinking like wild. A wide grin spread across her face. Her son had just brought her good news. Her smile did not last long, as she had read that his homecoming would be delayed by several days. In their view, it would have been far too long. Cancellation read her hand she held in the fall of the pager. She decided to sleep a little, at least something to his full strength, if her son would return. But like any mother, she wondered whether it was her child well. Until his arrival, would pass for seven days. Seven days in which Laura asked if she would pass away as ever.


Jason read the moment of farewell party on the sink. He still could not believe they have finished studying. It appeared to him as if he had just enrolled yesterday. Chris fared no different. Thoughtfully, both returned to their rooms where they have lived for four years back. Jason sat down carefully on the bed and let his lively, but also learning to happen intensive study period in review.

In the last three days that they remained still, they took the time to get one last time with their fellow students to join forces. Once again he was powerless to bed, but this time it was not learning what he took away the power. When he opened his eyes the next day, it was already late afternoon was. Comfortable, he made his mind to grab his bag. Jason was in no hurry since started his flight to Nevada tomorrow evening from Los Angeles. A knock interrupted him in his actions too, this time it was Chris was, standing at his door, but unlike the last visit, the two were the only day that they did not fade away quietly. They talked at length about different things. When Chris decided to return to his quarters, they exchanged phone numbers and even from their bye with a spirited hug.

Although Jason departed tomorrow, he could hardly sleep with excitement. Sometime in the crack of dawn to get up and he decided to light a cigarette in the open kitchen. Then two hours later as occurred still no sign of fatigue he decided to go jogging a great round. Determined, he reached for his jogging pants, a casual sweater and his I - POD. Shortly thereafter, he was ready for his project.
About 90 minutes later, he was dripping with sweat, back to his apartment. He got rid of his things, took a shower and unlike before, he immediately took his sleep.
Jason spent the whole day to pack his things. Several times he went mentally through his list if he had not forgotten anything.

The early evening had now begun. He stayed only three hours until the flight to Nevada. Even while he was packing the last things he called a taxi, which should drive him to the airport.
The streets were clear and the taxi came right quickly to its destination. Hastily, Jason said goodbye to his driver. The quick step, he darted to the switch there to redeem his ticket. After an extensive luggage - and he passed the security check gateway. A short time later he was sitting on the plane home. By now it was about 90 minutes he would spend it.


Now it was time. Today, now the day had been, at the Laura Delano her son Jason was finally able to close in her arms. The anticipation for the moment, let it be impatient and they had not broken his leg, she would excitedly jumped out of bed. But she was forced to leave everything a little slow down and quiet. Carefully, she picked up her crutches and pushed himself out of bed. In an ambitious speed, they limped into the bathroom to freshen up a little. As even the slamming car door, the long-awaited arrival of their only child announced that she had almost forgotten her walker.

Jason saw her housekeeper arrive already and sat in the same moment in motion. She opened the door already, long before Jason came knocking to.

"Nice to have with us again." Let the housekeeper know him with a friendly smile.

"I was not long been back here." Jason replied with an equally friendly smile.

The housekeeper turned her head to the stairs and called his mother.

"Now you come in, Mr. Delano." She replied, waving him hurriedly into the house. "You have to be determined very tired, true of all the efforts in the last days," she asked him further with her warm, caring voice.

Then, when his mother appeared at the grand staircase in the foyer, the sprightly lady darted to her aid. In slow steps she accompanied Laura down.

With great care, Jason watched as his mother came down the stairs. The consternation was greater when he saw the black titanium splint on her slender legs. Just before the stairs ended, Jason hurried to his mother for help. She waved him off first, in which she assured him, smiling, that they do not need his help. A little later, she told him how did this misfortune. He shook his head disapprovingly. He constantly held before her, she was too old for this sport has become, but it did Laura know nothing. Jason knew he was not against their obstinacy could arrive. Apart from that, he was glad to be back about it in his arms. He had missed. Your fared not too different. When the housekeeper brought him something to drink, Laura decided to give her for the rest of the day free. Yet the next moment the two sat down together. They had to tell each other a lot. Jason told her how he fared in his final examination, while Laura was thinking back to their own testing. She smiled as she thought.
He also told her of his plans. It was well after midnight, when the go to sleep the two decided. After she reached the stairs, grabbed her by the arm and Jason accompanied her patient in increments. Laura hobbled the rest of the way to their spacious bedroom. Carefully, she sat down on her bed and Jason went to his room. She left just as he had left it four months ago, he noted with a tired smile.

When Jason opened his blue eyes, it was already late morning had been. It was a beautiful day, as he had not better have been. So he made the decision on the huge terrace to have breakfast. With the overflowing bowl, he darted out.

Now he had all the time and he did not hurry as he took his breakfast. Meanwhile, he had his plans to go through my head. He slowly flipped through magazine, which he took a few moments ago with the outside. In it he found a job search for a substitute teacher for Spanish. As he mastered the language fluently, he did not hesitate to apply it to. He would kill two birds with one stone, he thought to himself. With the last bite, he also worked for the magazine.

Three weeks later, his application was written as a substitute teacher long ago and he waited impatiently for the answer.
When the housekeeper was holding a long-awaited post in his hands, tore her Jason, accidentally with impatience out of his hand. He apologized immediately, coarse for his behavior. The old lady saw it but left with a smile. She understood only too well his excitement. Mine lit up his line by line. Jason told her the good news. She was very happy for him and yet it was true she was sad when she thought that he would soon leave. Jason was for them as a grandson, whom she never had.
The lady decided to keep it's first for himself, because his mother did not want to unnecessarily cause concern.
Apart from this, Jason told her that he still wanted to tell her in person when the time is ripe enough.
He would advise them to behave as usual. Silently, they took note of his request.
Six months later ...

The second month of the year for some time now commanded his stop. The first snowdrops stuck out of the seemingly endless white and the ice on the branches of the trees began to slowly but surely melting. Heavy drops fell lazily to the ground. Even though the trees and the animals apparently still in the heavy fog of the winter was dormant from time to time to hear a bird chirping. You could literally feel like the cries were growing louder by the spring.

Suddenly, Jason's cell phone ringing incessantly. He noticed it only because he just happened to be at the time was staying in his room. Without hesitation he