" I turn around hearing Lauryn say. I try torespond but I don't know what to say.Beth smiles at me and says, "Yea little brother have a great day incl...ss." Hey, my little sister cannot be calling me that. "Well I meanlook Lauryn he is wearing my old shorts, so I mean that makes me biggerthen him." I hear them both giggle as they walk down the other hallway."Whatever," I say, but they are too far away to even hear me. I go toclass and no one is staring at me or looking at me like I have a. . not quite eleven. Do you want to ride some more, or take a wander round the village and get some coffee?”“Coffee!” she exclaimed, positively. “I’ve heard about Ashford, though I’ve never been here. It’s an interesting place.”“It is,” I agreed. “Let’s just park Oscar, and choose a tea-room.”Ashford has two pubs, though one is more of a hotel and restaurant; a village shop, an ancient church, and several tea-rooms. It sits next to the river Wye, where, traditionally, sheep have been driven. I can barely move them! My arms are also entrapped. They are tied up behind me with ropes on the wooden chair I’m currently imprisoned on.“Whaa-what the fuck is happening?”I try to wiggle myself free from the tape and ropes. I then hear footsteps approach me from a corner. I see a figure stand before me. My vision is still blurry but quickly adjusts when I recognize Mr. Clark staring at me with a twisted smile on his face.“We meet again Luke....glad to see you’re up and about.”I open my. The one limitation is no one, other than you, can know of my past.”“If we agreed, how long before we could see a prototype?”“If you will settle for a standard bios and an off the shelf version of your operating system, you can see it tomorrow.”“You’re shitting me!”“Nope! The hardware prototype is already operational. The next step is an operating system that will utilize all the features in the best possible manner, and to link that to some graphical interface.”“On that basis I suspect you’ll.