She took out the air filter, cleaned it, and slid it back into place

I knew Amy was special, even when people thought she was slow. Amy was a baby with expressive eyes that consistently seemed to be studying everything around her. She was late in learning how to talk, how to crawl, and how to be potty trained. I knew that Amy wasn’t slow, she was just a bit different. She developed at a slower speed than other girls, although I knew she would come into her own. When she did, it was in a most unregular way. She was three or four years old when the people I was with and I had a problem with our air conditioning unit. We could only afford one of those small box air conditioning system units that you mount in a window. A local heating and A/C tech came over and spent a few minutes examining our unit before cleaning the HEPA air filter and giving it a tune up. The whole thing took about 25 or 30 minutes, and afterward the air conditioning ran much better. As the heating and A/C tech did his task, Amy sat nearby and studied him very closely. A few weeks later the trouble repeated itself, and that was when I saw Amy trying to repair the air conditioning herself. She remembered every single thing the heating and A/C tech did, and repeated it with uncanny precision. She took out the air filter, cleaned it, and slid it back into place. Then she popped off the side panel using a screwdriver, but before she could reach her little hands inside the air conditioning I pulled her away. After that day, I realized that Amy was quiet and withdrawn, but a genius when it came to mechanical systems such as air conditionings.
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