Lucky me. I wish he'd told me his plan for gettingcloser to Count von Rumstahl if Hitler wasn't here, but he didn't. Itprobably required us to pose as... a couple. Unfortunately, the incident onthe train has completely buggered everything up. Whatever the plan wasit's now moot. And yet, ironically and without even trying, here I am inposition in the castle, without Benton's aid. However, even if I manageto learn something of great importance to the Allied cause I can't getthat information to them. He started to reach for the bill—he would rather have spent it somewhere else—but he pulled his hand back before the old man could see him flinch. Hildy’s father looked at Jim’s money on the bar and then looked at Jim. He didn’t say anything, either. Jim wondered if he would have to pick up his money in order to get him to tell why he had ordered him to the meeting at the bar. ‘I suppose you want to know why I told you to come here.’ Jim had an impulse to set the old guy straight, to tell him. She came back with a card which she explained was to be kept with me at all times. The name on it was Jean. Then she told me to follow her so she could give me a tour of the facility.She showed me the reception area next to the check-in counter. There was a big fireplace surrounded by comfortable couches and tables. Then, we walked into the dining room where there were tables, a small dance floor, and a bar. From there, we walked outside. There was a large pool with lounge chairs around it, an. That night was like many, we talked about life, school, friends. We watched a movie after my parents went to bed. It was the weekend and we stayed up late. I fell asleep on the couch I woke up a couple hours later Ben was gone, he went to my room to sleep on the bed. I got up from the couch to go back to sleep in my bed with Ben. My room at night is lighted with a small night light so when I entered my room I could see Ben and man could I see Ben.To my Shock, embarrassment and wonder I could.