Really." The young businesswoman was in tears.Her rival, however, barely seemed to have heard her, interested more in thepaperwork in front of her. "T...is is great information here, Terri. I reallyappreciate this! Especially considering the laws you broke just to give methis information....." she trailed off, letting her point drive itselfhome."What.....what's going to happen to me?" Terri pleaded, sobbing openly now.With that, Danielle put the file down and gave Terri her full attention."Ah.. After a slight pause Zoe put her arms around Sarah and returned the hug."Sarah," said Zoe, "this is the warmest welcome I've had in sometime. Thank you."Releasing Zoe, Sarah reached out to greet June. When their hands touched and before Sarah could speak, June pulled her into a tight hug and gave her a kiss. As they separated June said, "Thank you. Now I know more than ever that coming here was the right choice."Sally, Rusty and Terry followed Sarah's lead in greeting each of their guests. Bob. “Another one of those?” said Jackie, nodding toward my almost empty glass.“Yeah, and make it my last,” I said. “I gotta get out of here before I’m too weak in the knees to do so under my own power.”“You got it, sport,” she said. She disappeared for a few minutes and returned with my JD and the check. I handed her my card and took a sip of the newly arrived refill.Five minutes later I was up and heading out into the lonely night, lonely being the operative term.I should’ve pulled up stakes. ”“The Belgian government clearly viewed Germany as far less of a threat than did the French, and Belgium showed a distinct lack of commitment to common action in its willingness to use the situation to extort railroad contract concessions from France. Later, as Nazi Germany began its rearmament program, Belgium declared itself neutral in 1936, dealing a serious blow to the strategy devised for the Maginot Line.”... (AUTHOR’S NOTE: I believe this lack of support was a key reason for the ultimate.