I went on vacation with my aunt and uncle to Golf Shores, Alabama. Larry King: Did you tell him you were going? Linda Thompson: I told them I was going, but it didn't quite register. And I didn't leave him a forwarding number. And so I literally disappeared for two weeks after having met him those two nights in Memphis, and having connected as intensely as we did. I left his house. I left Graceland and said, I'm going on vacation, I'll be back and hopefully I'll see you again. And when I returned two weeks later and, you know, I agonized when I was away. Larry King: Did you think of him a lot? Linda Thompson: All the time. And I played his music, and, you know, I was saying, Aunt Betty, do you think he'll call, and maybe he'll forget about me. Larry King: Why didn't you try to call him? Linda Thompson: I don't think I even had the number. I mean, it was like -- you know, I would have never asked him for his number. And he had my number. Linda Thompson at Graceland. Larry King: And southern girls don't do that? Linda Thompson: The moment I walked into my Aunt Betty's house, he was calling on the phone. It was Joe Esposito actually. He said, 'I have memorized your number. We've looked high and low. We've looked everywhere for you. Where have you been? Elvis wants you here tomorrow'. I had just arrived in