I opened it and Laurie said "Washer." I saw extra large commercial washing and drying machines, shelves for clothes and more stocked with detergent, b...each, softeners, and other washing stuff and a wide closet on the other side with a clothes rod and assorted clothes hangers on it. There was another door at the back of this room, too.The stairs were covered in a green shag carpet, years out of date but still serviceable. The four of us climbed up, only to find our way blocked by a door. Laurie. We want to see everybody, from the kitchen staff on up. Please go get started."Jack said, "Sue, you need to cast a spell right now to freeze the guards and Chamberlain's staff in place until we can take care of them. Let's go into the throne room and get out of this madhouse."The throne room was massive. It was at least 100 yards wide and 300 yards long. Magically endowed, the room was bigger on the inside than it was on the outside. It could grow even bigger if necessary, but that was rarely. She replied, "You mean I can only get one of you?" Before they could say anything, she said, "How about you two, and if you think of someone I'd really like, surprise me."She wrote down how to get to our house and set a time. We were always ready in case an opportunity came up. When she told me what was going on I got my spot set up to watch from the other room as Lynn got ready. We'd done this before with Lynn and one guy, but we'd had enough experiences so that we knew it would go well. And. Shrugging, he said, "I suggested to the mother that they get help, but she didn't want to listen. There was nothing more that I could do." You're right. There's nothing you can do," said Cole with regret. His hand went to the medallion around his neck and caressed it. Reassured by its warmth, he said, "Perhaps I can do something. Take me to them."William shook his head as if refusing the request. His face had an expression on it as if he had just discovered half of a worm in his apple. William.