The house wasan old terrace. It had three floors plus a cellar. Sam opened a door in thekitchen, flicked a light switch and gestured for me to follow ...him. I walked down anarrow flight of steep stairs into his cellar. It was dimly lit, but I could makeout the shapes of various pieces of furniture in the large cold room. ?Take off yourdress.? Quickly Icomplied, standing still, facing forward with both hands at my sides. ?Good girl, stilltakes you a while to learn doesn?t it Eve, but that?s ok, I. "Were you planning on changing?" Yes, Mom." Bill replied. "I've had it with this stuff andI'm going to take it all off and return it to the store."She grabbed the box. "You'll do no such thing." She said."I told you that you're going to stay that way for the restof the week." She took the box over to the fireplace andthrew the box in. Bill stood there as he watched it burn.Bill ran up the steps and into Patty's room. He looked athimself in the mirror. There was this cute little girlstaring back. In the morning, they had a final, informal, meeting with the committee, then drove back toward home across the Rhône and through the vineyards and orchards, stopping for lunch at a restaurant where they could eat outside alongside the Canal du Midi, sheltered from the sun by the glorious rank of trees that lines each side of the canal along most of its length. They were home in time to take off their clothes for a long walk along the beach.Today, Helen still felt the discord of 'The Schellen. They were all the same size ... the shape varied in details ... the weight was the same. ‘Set up,’ thought Daddy, ‘We’ve been set up ... I wonder where all this came from?’‘Yeah,’ I thought back.OOPSDavid thought, “Well ... Shit Fuzzy.’And I thought, ‘Fuzzy shit? That’ll tickle.’Daddy sort of ... broadcast, ‘Jim? Grandfather?’I heard their reply, too. ‘Caught’ ... it was a duet.A picture developed in my mind ... Grandfather ... I knew him instantly ... and Jim Mac sitting beside ... were.