I think I'll go to my room and play on the computer a bit." You're welcome son."Life, as always, moves on. Billy's life was no exception.A few weeks p...ssed before Billy approached his father once again."Hi Dad." Hi Billy. What can I do for you this fine day?" I have a favor to ask," Billy said."Oh?" Yeah. I was hoping, since I'm growing up we could change from Billy to Bill. Billy seems awfully juvenile I think." So, you are of the opinion you are becoming a man, huh?" Billy's dad asked."Well,. It actually had an office. He proceeded to ask the stable man about secure storage for his wagons. The stable owner said he had a second barn that could be locked up tighter than a drum and had a guard if needed. Price was a dollar a day with the guard. Waite was tired, so he took the man's offer, and paid in advance for five days with a half-eagle. The two families were checking in to the swank hotel ten minutes later.Waite got the biggest suite the hotel had. He had all the furniture moved. I was easily able to reach out to draw off from each of them at once to pull in the energy I needed to have my reserves topped off again. I knew I needed to get down to finding the bugs, so I had my eyes go back to just filtering out light.Once I had a good feel for the room, I went ahead to remove wood, strings and cloth. That let me see lots of wires, pipes and energy types. I was having problems until Paula whispered that I should try to also remove metal that made up the walls, as long as. . all for the better, all because of Samuel. I lived in a tent then, out of work for a year and a half, thanks to the slowdown in aerospace. I sold what few family heirlooms I still clung to in a failed attempt to save his mother ... if only I had known the veterinarian was so incompetent ... but I was out of choices.The Smittes were happy to take a pup, but from the day I gave him to the neighbors across the wall, he kept trying to find his way back to me and my pathetic tent.Never having even.