What can happen after a Transplant

It started the day Mrs. Elizabeth Blanch, 68, left the hospital. When the ambulance stopped by her home. What am I doing here? she thought. Then she saw Bill and George. When the ambulance drove away, she looked at Bill, her husband, and asked, Where is Peter, and our dog Sleepy? Peter who? And Liz we have never had a dog. But down on Queen Street, I have shared that home with Peter for a long time. The three, Liz, Bill and George drove down to Queen Street, and George went up and knocked at the door. A thin man opened the door, and George asked, can I have a word with Ralph? He died a week ago, said the thin man. Now Liz had some thoughts about a shed. And now the story starts.