If I was betting, she was going to deliver first.The next thing was the helicopter; it was better than I expected. Lorrie had said it was four years o...ld with low hours. You would not have known it sitting on the leather seats. The interior was as immaculate as the exterior, but that was not the only surprise.As we were coming in to land at the tarmac by the dirt strip, I was surprised by grass on the tarmac with a large white H painted on it as the spot for the helicopter to land on. Ching Lee. "Hurry up Nick, I told Pat at lunch today that we would definitely be there on time. You need to help them set up the speaker system on the pool deck since the weather turned out so much better than the forecast," she rattled off without sounding a bit unapologetic for volunteering me for the job.Typical Jen, still, she knew me well. I hated dealing with icebreakers and doing something I knew so well always helped on that end. "Are they planning on using the pool? I don't want to electrocute. So, Jim tried some experiments and he discovered that he could give himself “powers.”Having given himself access to more of his brain (humans have use of only a fraction of their actual mental capacity) he had promptly forgotten the fact. One day as he was thinking about improvements he could still make to himself using the miraculous software, he suddenly had a forehead-smacking “Homer Simpson” moment.“DOH!”He called up his image on the Master PC program screen and then typed in a command to. "Ex boyfriend?" Stephen enquired."Something like that," Suzi said, "but I doubt he'll cause any problems." I take it you're a friend of Edele and Abigail," Stephen asked."Sort of, I employ them as my maids, they clean my house and generally keep it in good order," Suzi said, bending the truth a little, "And speaking of that it's time we headed off, after all the house won't run itself!" she finished.Edele reluctantly pulled away from Andrew and Jack thankfully pulled away from Malcolm's.