cog: Nobody knows,
nobody here knows. I mean, you ca-,
we can hope that she just, that she had the baby and just went back to Canada.
cog: You have to hope.
cog: And what, you think maybe that’s why she was here?
cog: I, she wasn’t pregnant when she arrived, she got pregnant when she was here.
cog: Yeah, but, it’s... I mean, she was young, right, like really young. It just...
cog: It just?
...
cog: No there was a problem, or she she she um she went into labour upstairs and Shelley said she called her an ambulance and that came and took her to hospital, well, we think it took her to the hospital, I mean it might, it might, but that was, that was the last we saw of her.
cog: And then the day after that they came and collected her stuff.
cog: Who came?
cog (shrugs): No idea. It was weird because we were asked to go to the staffroom, and when we came back the room had been emptied.
cog: And she means emptied, we could have let people in as is. As was.
cog: And no-one thought to ask how she was, or
cog: We didn’t even see them. We were asked to go to the staffroom, and that, it was literally ten minutes.
cog: If that, even.
cog (remembering): What about her E.T. doll?
cog: Shelley said she took that with her when the ambulance came.
cog: So...
cog: So?
cog: So that’s that?
cog: That’s, well yup, it would certainly appear so.
cog: Maybe we’ll get a thank you card and some news about the baby.
cog: Maybe.
cog: I wouldn’t hold your breath.
...
cog: Oh wait no, that was the thing, did you hear Sue got her written warning?
cog: Seriously?
cog: You have to hope.
cog: And what, you think maybe that’s why she was here?
cog: I, she wasn’t pregnant when she arrived, she got pregnant when she was here.
cog: Yeah, but, it’s... I mean, she was young, right, like really young. It just...
cog: It just?
...
cog: No there was a problem, or she she she um she went into labour upstairs and Shelley said she called her an ambulance and that came and took her to hospital, well, we think it took her to the hospital, I mean it might, it might, but that was, that was the last we saw of her.
cog: And then the day after that they came and collected her stuff.
cog: Who came?
cog (shrugs): No idea. It was weird because we were asked to go to the staffroom, and when we came back the room had been emptied.
cog: And she means emptied, we could have let people in as is. As was.
cog: And no-one thought to ask how she was, or
cog: We didn’t even see them. We were asked to go to the staffroom, and that, it was literally ten minutes.
cog: If that, even.
cog (remembering): What about her E.T. doll?
cog: Shelley said she took that with her when the ambulance came.
cog: So...
cog: So?
cog: So that’s that?
cog: That’s, well yup, it would certainly appear so.
cog: Maybe we’ll get a thank you card and some news about the baby.
cog: Maybe.
cog: I wouldn’t hold your breath.
...
cog: Oh wait no, that was the thing, did you hear Sue got her written warning?
cog: Seriously?
