I wondered why I came back here? I thought about the scene he would make if he came back her. I ordered a drink, and brought out my phone. I had to fi...nd a way back home, and I still knew some people in town. I figured Pearson hated me by now so I-“I know you” I heard. Startled I turned around, and stared blankly on to the face of an older gentlemen, with graying hair. Give it a few years, and he would definitely be a silver fox of a man. “I’m not sure”, I said dimly. He smiled and stared at his. *He is missing part of himself,* they said to her.*It is more than that,* M'Tehr said back to them. *Much more.**What can be done?* they asked her.*Nothing,* she answered. *Form will follow function and all will be as itmust be.*M'Tehr had reached the far edge of the Grove where it was butting upagainst the empty earth surrounding another abandoned human home. As shestood back from the metal that made up the rusting linked fencepartitioning it off, she saw tendrils moving under the earth and. Keep on the right side of her!" Mrs Gordon gave me a slight smile, a firm handshake, and a look that somehow made feel like a bullock at a cattle market.On that first day Captain Plume had given me a wide ranging introduction to the recruitment policy of the army."Up until quite recently the recruiting office staff made the decision whether or not to enlist a volunteer. When you enlisted you probably took the Queen's Shilling in your local recruiting office?"He was correct. The Recruiting. ”“Okay girls, let’s finish cleaning up,” Bruce says, and then blows us a kiss.As the three of us dry off, Pam says, “Let’s spend the day at the beach.”Bruce and I are in agreement and as I put on my blue thong, pleated mid-thigh skirt with my white spaghetti strap tank top, white anklet socks and white athletic shoes.“Connie, go home and put on your bikini and a pair of shorts. Hurry back," Pam says as she gets dressed.I run next door to my house, bolt up the stairs and strip out of my clothes..