"Is that Fire?" asked Lilly behind her."Yes." I'll speak with her."Lilly stepped to the doorway. "Thank you, all who wished to leave arehere." And Har...? She is safe? My grandchild will be cared for?" Your grandson was born twenty minutes ago. But if she hadn't gotten herethey would have both been lost." Do the others know of our bargain?" No. If they had the rest of the clan would not have come close enoughand you would be in danger." I wish, I wish my Son would become a better leader. But. I picked out another cat and shot at it missing. I heard the twang of a bow as Jennifer shot at one trying to creep toward the sound or toward us since we were silhouetted against the sky. She winged it which was better than I could have done with a bow. Watching where I had been shooting, I took the shotgun and prepared for a charge from that nearer cat. It charged though Jennifer's arrow slowed it. When it jumped on the roof, I shot it with each barrel from twenty feet. The shots knocked it. I told her not to worry.“Thank you Frank” she said smiling, “I knew you wouldn’t let me down” and gave me a knowing wink, she knew what happened, she just didn’t know the details and nor does she need to.She asked me why I was single and why I was doing the hosting, I told her I enjoyed the challenge and meeting different people and making them happy plus I am happy being single with no emotional ties.She seemed to accept the explanation and we moved into the lounge for a more relaxed chat.I. Unfortunately, that wouldn't do any good.He called the truck company and worked his way through people until he was talking to the fleet manager. The man promised that the mechanic would arrive first thing in the morning, Saturday or not. Henry gritted his teeth and hung up."Sorry, Hank," Tyler said from the doorway."It's not your fault," Henry grumbled. He forced a smile. "What do I owe you for the tow and rental of your office? I think I used most of your fax paper." Aw, let's just see how.