They exchanged gifts when they got back. Rob had to hustle to his bedroom to get hers, and he laughed at her delight with the bracelet he gave her. He...showed off the charms and explained the significance of each. She laughed at the fanged pumpkin and cooed for the heart. Corny as it was she was still pleased that he gave her his heart to wear. She held out her wrist for him to put the bracelet on, and she shook her wrist to settle it in place. The pumpkin charm tinkled merrily."What's this?". It was still another week before they heard back from Jim Bricklin, and by then their curiosity was getting close to overwhelming them as they wondered what was happening. Finally, one morning they had a call from him, asking if they could get together with him the next morning."We could get together right now," an anxious Tanisha told him."Can't do it today," Bricklin told them. "I think we want Stan present, and there's someone else I want there." All right," Tanisha replied, "I guess we'll. Can any of you bring to me a servant who will unquestionably put their heart into trying to remove that stain? What about that same servant, or one of their coworkers, finding an exact color match for the fibers to have a replacement section produced that is so perfectly color-matched that you couldn’t find the location of the replaced section? Do any of the servants do amazing things for you not because they feel they must, but because they like to do it as it gives their lives purpose? Have. You have it exactly. Like a debriefing, your superior seeks to draw out details from you that you were hardly aware were present. I found it quite exhausting. I hope I don’t have to go through that again for a long while.”“Have they said how you will be treated in future?”“Not exactly, but they said they were considering various means of more face-to-face contacts. How, I don’t know for certain.”“Well, just roll with the punches, Jeeves. Look on the bright side: it might turn out well for.