The nearest English pronunciation would be O'Cleary. Nevertheless, I decided a discrete search of the newspapers might be in order. I was getting rath...r paranoid about revealing my whereabouts. I didn't think that my attempts to conceal my movements were foolproof, but the longer I stayed free, the more I realised I could have another life. What I found just made things more complicated.I was dead. Am dead? Well, anyway, I had been presumed dead after the boat had been found. The reports didn't. ’ ‘Sounds good.’ I smiled, trying to reassure her, but I do not believe that it worked. ***** Crystal wasted no time when she arrived. ‘Okay, I’m here. Show me.’ Her straightforwardness was not entirely surprising, but I was still taken aback somewhat. Nonetheless, I had her sit at the dining room table, and I stood beside her, purposely taking off the gloves. I knew that Crystal was deathly afraid of tornadoes. She had grown up in Oklahoma, and twice the family home was severely damaged by. The landlady turned up the oil lamps that stood behind the bar; their warm light gave the bar a cosy feel.Janice chimed in, “Well, you know how she is. Always up for anything ‘educational’, in’t she? Probably hoping to pick up a few tricks to keep that man of hers in order.”“I’m not sure she needs any new tricks from what I hear from my Jack when he’s had to do stuff up at the Hall. She’s pretty used to getting what she wants. Don’t take no nonsense, no more than the rest of us do.”Aimee shook. It took another hour before their security teams and drivers were assembled; a mix of DHS, FBI and Secret Service agents made up the security; basically anyone they could find. A much bigger convoy made the trip east.The media helicopters were so thick it was a miracle there were no midair collisions. They followed the convoy all the way to Morton Field.The first stop was to Morton so they could get the SUVs. Marcy and three of her administrators along with their clerks met us there. It was.