The next few days drug along and each day Max badgered the doctor for  a release. She would just shake her head and mutter "Loco cabasa." which Jennifer took to me that she thought the idea was not a good one.  Finally one Friday, she brought in a blue paper and pointed, "Neccesito sur firma." She handed Max a pen and stood waiting.<br/><br/>"I think she wants you to sign it." Jenn whispered. Max looked at the woman doubtfully and tried to read the document but it was in Spanish. The doctor rattled the paper at him and pointed again. she then pointed toward the door, nodding and smiling.<br/><br/>"I think this is your release paper." Jennifer whispered.<br/><br/>The doctor smiled and nodded, "Si, Si," she said. and Jennifer knew that word. It meant yes.<br/><br/>Aiden and Gauis had brought Max some jeans, tee shirts and a black hoodie, along with some Nikes.<br/><br/>"Now we will match," Jenn had beamed, Max just laughed and ruffled her hair. She tried not to let the casual gesture bother her, but Max had been treating her more like a child lately.<br/><br/>Once the release was signed, he dressed and Jennifer collected what few belongings they had, which she put into a backpack. When Max came from the bathroom, Jennifer had also dressed in her "boy" clothes and indeed they did match. They could be two home boys from anywhere USA.<br/><br/>Once in the Jeep, Gauis asked, "Where to?"<br/><br/>Jennifer said, "Seattle, Washington."