Katrina sat happily listening to the music but then her conversation with Andrew about reconciliation with her parents came back to her. She was not e...ntirely comfortable about the decision they had reached. Andrew had clearly felt it would be a good idea but had backed down on it being a decision for her and Nigel. She was pretty sure that he had never told their parents of his marriage to Tamsin. She did not want to stir anything up and her parents had responded negatively to Gran's overtures.. This is the continuation of my previous posting under the same name, the ones reading this part for the first time, I request you all to read the first part before proceeding to this one, so coming directly to the story. You can mail me your response on We reach my flat and keep sorting my stuff, and there are some books that I want to keep on the upper shelf and Sameera climbs on the chair to keep them up, but she couldn’t reach so I ask her to stand down and I’ll put them up and while she was. I could come up with nothing better than finding somewhere to stay overnight and maybe do a little stalking until chance gave me a lead. Of course I could take the direct approach and ask her out to dinner. But, coming from a stranger, the outcome would be very uncertain. It could likely result in an immediate refusal and considerable postponement – if not the end – of any chance of capturing her heart. If I had been a local with the time for a long campaign I might have risked it, but as I was. “Put those out,” I snapped. “All of you come with me”I led them all into the school building and into an empty classroom. “You three wait here” I said to the girls. “Come on” I snapped at the others and led them on down the corridor tothe Headmaster s study. I knocked and waited” Come,” Mr Critchley ordered. I opened the door and ushered the three miscreants in and then stepped in after them closingthe door. I succinctly explained how I had found them just a few minutes ago. I handed the.