Likely had been lit ... since 1915.In the elevator was an iron wheeled wood handled dolly. I shrugged, grabbed the dolly single handed and slid the dr...ill motor ... mostly by pushing it with my feet (Quite a Feat) ... onto the dolly. I stacked the tool box on top and squeaky squealed my way to the elevator, shut the counterweighted horizontal rattly doors and pushed the (1) down button. I raced it down the stairs. I won.Kenny was in no mood. Since draft beer was a quarter a glass and he had. He was in his mid-sixties, about Diana's height but sturdy. He helped carry their cases up to their room. She was scarcely more than five foot, round, motherly and, it seemed with a perpetually happy smile on her face."So, my dears," she asked, "have you made any plans?" Not really," replied Diana. "We've come so that Hal can meet my parents tomorrow. Their house is too small to put us up." Ah, are they local?" Sheffield and with Hal being a country lad I couldn't see him happy in a motel in. Her always loyal lover and ruthless master of information, Dr. Liara T'Soni, was by her side, serving as science officer and window into the comings and goings of the criminal underworld. Through her, Aria T'Loak of Omega was never out of contact, nor was Tevos of the Citadel Council.Miranda Lawson and Lt. Commander Ashley Williams served as liaisons for Cerberus and the Alliance respectively, keeping an eye on things for the ones in charge. On board the ship, Miranda was heading up logistics. ’ ‘Th-they emigrated,’ I felt obliged to hiccup to a puzzled-looking Roxy. ‘Drew’s parents, I mean. And his s-sister, Cathy. To New Zealand. But Drew was n-n-nineteen, Alice. He wasn’t a child—no, he wasn’t!’ I insisted as she made a harrumphing sound. ‘He w-was at university wh-when they left!’ Alice’s lips set in a firm line. ‘This is my fault,’ she said tightly, steering me towards the settee now and making me sit down. ‘How can it be your fault?’ Roxy protested, still round-eyed. ‘Drew’s a.