As Elnore mulled over the implications of this, Mike said, "After giving Mazal the key, I couldn't very well leave him to the tender mercies of Kalish.... Not at least without trying to blunt the blow some. Just hope it was enough to save him and his brothers." Then a chuckle burst out while Mike continued with, "Of course, now that the 'Bolo' revolution has begun; Kalish and Co. might become a bit distracted."Rick guffawed out, "Yeah, that was mighty darn sneaky, ya little rat you." While the. ", Jack said. Their dad was a hardworking man he owned a law firm so he worked long hours. He worked from seven a.m. till 11 p.m. on most week nights. It was a saturday and that meant family night. So their dad was going to be home by 6:30 so they good go eat at a restaurant like they did every saturday. It was always the same restaurant every time. It was finally 6:30 and Jack, Ashley and their dad were on their way to the restaurant. When they arrived they were seated and they all ordered the. She was able to balance it reasonably easily with one hand.'Well, that's new,' she thought dryly.Jess changed her grip putting one hand on the top of the barrel and one on the bottom. With a lot less effort than she had expected, she was able to pick it up. It certainly wasn't easy but she was able to manage. She was stronger than the average person but not anywhere near either Cole or Jack.The sloshing contents of the barrel made walking difficult, causing her to stumble on more than one. . and smiled.Linnet collected her kit from S.B. Wivenhoe and settled herself in Serendipity's single cabin, though she wondered why.Over the next few weeks the pace of work was such that she was away as often as not. From time to time, though, Grace Quinton would call and find her there. They talked, shared, and found out about each other. Linnet found that she liked the older girl. She thought she had guts, in view of what had happened to her and what she'd set out to do, but she also found.