I was amazed, up until two days ago I thought that my sister was a normal, the past twenty-four hours had proven that to be incorrect, now it appeared...she was into other bizarre activities too.Suddenly I heard the elevator, moving so I quickly put the photos back and closed the case, returning it to back the shelf, and dashed from the room.Just as I got to the lounge, I heard the sound of Lisa and Mike coming down the hallway. They appeared each carrying several bags."Hi, Emma settled in yet?". The first week of exams went by without a hitch. Sure, they were difficult, but I’m pretty sure I did well enough. Imogen seemed pretty confident too. I couldn’t read Mark at all. Vanessa, though ... She was full of the joys of spring, and I don’t think it had anything to do with her exam performance.Mark, Imogen, Vanessa and I spent a quiet Friday evening in front of the television and after a good night’s sleep free of the worry of any more exams for a couple of days, I woke early on Saturday. “I forgot to put them out.”“Ah, they will snuff out for sure! We can’t roam around the island and ask the tribdas to lend us some burlap sacks,” Inga remarked.“Don’t bother! We have oil lamps already,” Yamila said.“Now I can’t say that Yamila is forgetful,” Nuala gibed.Inga gave her a peevish look.Selena beamed with delight. As they entered the hut, her eyes fell on the bed of moss and fern; it was bigger than the one she had seen in the cohabirem. There was no sign of the bamboo pillars and. Etc. Chapter 18 Sally and Sue woke up about seven-thirty. After completing their bathroom chores, they made themselves some instant coffee and sat on the couch and talked. The men wouldn’t be back for at least an hour and a half, so there was time before they had to start preparing the promised big breakfast. Sue began. ‘Well, I’m dying to find out how it went last night,’ she said with obvious anticipation, but nevertheless hoping deep down that her sister and her husband had failed to.