" That's a good idea," I said. "Any progress on tracking down where that stuff is stored that we have to get back on line?"He shook his head. "Not rea...lly. I have a catalog index number for it, but I don't know where the real-life catalog is or even what the medium is. It's like so kind of disk extender app, but what it's extended to, I haven't figured out yet."I nodded. "OK — no pressure, but you're kind of the go-to guy for this phase, Brock."He nodded in turn, his young face serious. "I know.. Both of the elderly looked at her earnestly, but she saw that they were amused than worried of her pleading…and she returned theyre gazes but still pleading through her eyes… And to bring her out of her misery…the lawyer spoke… Oh Ms Acres, you are greatly mistaken…we are not here to kick you out… He saw her relief.. However, there really had been changes in the situation… He took a deep breath My client passed away last weekend… Natalia, was utterly shocked, tried to speak but found it hard. There was an apple orchard in full bloom and some buzzing insects. We found the pool, now empty, and a small hot tub off to the side with a couple in it enjoying the late afternoon air. We walked back across the lawn to the library and let ourselves back in before returning to our room.“What time did you book dinner for?” I asked as I let us in.“Seven, and it takes about twenty minutes to get there,” she said.“So we have about an hour,” I said, opening the windows.A lovely cross breeze filled. “Finish that sentence.”Jack just looked at him. Emotions roiled beneath the surface, but none of them came out of her mouth. Finally she just shook her head and began leave. She stopped halfway.“I am sorry about your... friend. I hope she will be alright,” she said quietly.“Janie’s tough. She’ll be fine,” Will said. “Thank you, though.”Jack left.“Well, this will be a fun trip,” Will said deadpanned.Bella shrugged. “That could have gone worse.”“True. I’m pleasantly surprised, really.” Will.