We found a second-hand bookshop which also had a coffee bar. My two favourite land-side places rolled into one. Even better, it was Grace that spotted...it and suggested having a look."I love bookshops," she enthused, "especially second-hand ones. There's usually a pleasant surprise or two." Snap! When you live in a boat, you can't really keep a lot of books. It's one thing I miss about living in a house. But I buy a book or two, read them a few times, then donate them to a charity shop." I. Rivers turned to look at the keypad display blinking beside theinterrogation room's door, his mind racing. How had Antoinette donethis? How did she know the codes?"Where's the rest of the guys, are they still here?" Tanner asked, hisvoice quiet.Rivers looked at Tanner solemnly. Tanner saw the look in his eyes andbrought his hands up to his head. "Oh god..." Bottom line, we've fucked up, big time." Rivers rubbed at his eyeswondering how the hell he was going to explain this to Director. Then Judy stood up for a minute and Jane noticed the little bump Judy had sticking out."Holy shit, how did I not see that before," Jane asked."Well I had the wedding dress on yesterday. And right now it's really so small, you wouldn't notice unless you knew about it," Judy replied."Well, looks like your gonna be a great aunt Connie in a few months," Tim said."Yes I will," Connie replied.Then our waiter came over and we ordered. We ordered our food and drinks right away. But something else I. ‘It started about two years ago and it has been troubling me on and off ever since. I don’t know what to do Doctor, I mean, I don’t want to starve to death.’ She looked at me with such helplessness, as if I was the only one who could help her. My first thought was that she was anorexic or bulimic because she possibly viewed herself as being over weight. I then asked her, ‘Do you make yourself vomit’. ‘No, I’m not bulimic. I try to eat all the time but it’s hard for me sometimes.’ ‘So you just.