I stop at the bottom of the staircase to catch my breath. I've neverbeen this exhausted in my life. I'm spent. I don't know a soul aroundhere and than...k god for that. I don't want to see anyone right now. Idoubt I'm capable of stringing together two coherent sentences. Pulling myself up the three flights of stairs takes all the strength Ican muster. Opening the door I meet a wall of cool air. Yes! CentralA.C.! The best reason to stay here is the ac. Well, that and it get meaway from my. "Just think of the happiness to come."Sir Henry was less demonstrative although when he kissed Samantha he said 'Yum' most appreciatively."You're a dirty old man," she smiled at him."Very," he smiled back."Behave," he said to Henry, "and keep your powder dry."They went back to London via Carlton Parva to see their parents. Samantha took the opportunity to have a word with Posy who was as unruffled by events as usual and therefore a comfort. Photographs were taken of their arrival at the flat. ”“I was away at college for eight months of the year. Peter would visit, but it was hard.”“Why didn’t he move close to the university?”“He had his business to run.”Patricia shook her head. “He was an Internet mail order company. He could run that from anywhere.”“He wasn’t staying at the office. He had to travel a lot during that time.”“What was he doing? Hand delivering orders?”“No. I’m not too sure what he was doing. I know it was dangerous.”“I hate to tell you this, but there’s nothing. There had been a mad rush to move to the area for the family to be able to do that.Jenna and Mid West had been a godsend working with our employees on housing. With her special JBG discounts, payroll deduction and mandatory IRA account savings accounts, they were getting rates less than 3%.I sat in on the VCATS calls with Vicky. Together we made arrangements for the next class of 40 deployments; that was the only way I could think to call it. The forty on Monday were all set and the forty more.