"That does not explain why Krissy volunteered." That's easy." I informed him. "It looked like Stone tamed those who would abuse the Program through wi.... But I knew that the troubles were still there, sitting just beneath the surface. So I volunteered because of my violent tendencies. Anybody who tried to abuse me, I beat up."Mr. Bacon3:15 pm, November 4th, 20069:15 am November 5th, 2006 (local time)One meeting down, one meeting left to go this afternoon. Truth to be told, I think I'd rather. Oh, god why has this terror been visited upon me?Once again I have begged my manservant to send for her; but, I fear my pleas have fallen upon deft ears. The unreliable cad! I swear were it not that I require his daily attendance of my wounds I would dismiss him forthwith.I know not how much longer I will be able to continue this horrible struggle with the demon. I fear I may lose my resolve to keep fighting should my dear sweet Victoria not arrive soon. My need to hear her sweet lovely voice. The 2 girls were in awe as they looked around. Mrs. Beecham had crossed the room and was opening 2 large cabinets. The girls walked up to see what she was doing. The girls watched as she maneuvered the doors and the sides of the cabinets so that they opened totally."Now girls, here you will find the clothes for this evening's show. I took the liberty to get both of your sizes and then had all these things brought in. Emi, your clothes are here. Angel, yours are over here."The girls looked. It was three weeks since I had joined HMS Hazard in Portsmouth harbour. Colonel Slade had determined that I was the best man to send to St Helena to apprise the governor, Sir Hudson Lowe, of the suspected plot to plant an imposter in Bonaparte’s place. I was not pleased to be so ‘honoured’, but Slade thought I would be able to identify Colonel Ashby de La Zouche, who might be concealed amongst the counterfeit Corsican Rangers. I was given a day to arrange my affairs, and then dispatched by mail.