“You’re back, Tony.”

Spotting Tony, Manny, and Roxy, Susan got up and approached them as if she had found support.

Tony made a beeline for Susan and sat where she was seated.

Manny and Roxy did not have any place to sit. Susan lost her seat, too. No one offered their seat to her.

It was Manny who felt bad for Susan because she could not be on her feet for too long at her age. He asked for a chair and placed it next to Tony. Susan took a seat on the chair while Manny sat on the armrest of