I need you.”“OK,” he said. He hung up the phone and looked over at Maggie, “Come on girl.”The drive back to Maureen’s was quiet, traffic w...as light, and he got there in no time. Walking up the porch to the door he knocked.Maureen was waiting for him; she opened the door before he’d finished his first knock. She had been desperate to see him anyway. His late night call only convinced her of her need to have him underfoot that much more; like a puppy dog, she thought, he might wander off and get. She shook her head and grabbed some more papers. No, I need to concentrate on getting these filed. One by one, she began filing her papers, waiting patiently for when she could leave. Suddenly, she saw a hand reach into one of her piles of paper and take something. Stephanie jumped and turned her chair around. John had reached over, grabbed some papers, and start walking out of her office. “Hey,” she exclaimed. “Why are you taking that? I need to file it.”John turned around, looking pretty. He didn't like talking to strangers about his personallife, and he tried to avoid it whenever possible. The old woman pushedher hand towards him, with the little blue and white tin with a yellowlightning bolt logo on it, and offer it up to him."Mint?" she said, in her crackly old lady voice, and then she turned herhead to cough up a ball of phlegm, which she spit onto the sidewalk infront of them. Sam declined the mint."You sure?" she moved the tin to right under his nose. She smelled. In some ways it was like it was just built. The engines were not only more powerful but more efficient too. Three bare conductors were placed around the hull with insulators. These were hooked to the five hundred and fifty volt three phase generators the ship used. One of Charley's cousins would be in for a rude surprise.Four months after arriving here, I began to take the families out of the time spells. It was much easier on them than to be kept asleep. We did this about five families per.