Finally, Bill and I engaged in an awkward phone conversation. I wanted to make sure tomorrow was still on. He said it was and so now all I had to do w...s wait. The next evening came by slowly, but finally it did come. Bill was to come over at six o’clock and I decided to start making the dinner and setting up the part at about 5:30. I was nervous. My palms were sweaty. I set up the candles in the living room and lit them and did the same with the two candles I had put on the dining area table. I. Simon probably did but i did not. so after making sure no one was around i quickly climbed over the fence. on the other side i landed in grass that was already pretty high. i walled over to the garage and found it unlocked with the lawnmower inside. i poured some gasoline in and started mowing. i did a decent job although it was far from perfect but i figured out it would be good enough to save simon’s neck. it was midday and pretty hot. i took my shirt off in order to not get it soaking wet. “Only through cameras that have that feature equipped, and sadly, none of these cameras have it,” Taal’ani reported. “Stanley, have you been listening?”“I have, Miss Taal’ani. With Jaesa’s help, I am going through all recent camera recordings and cross checking them with any that have thermal lenses equipped. Standby,” the ship’s VI told everyone. The wait for an answer seemed to drag on forever, but it was less than five minutes before Stanley came back with an answer.“Negative. There are no. "Mom!" The boy sounded frantic. He was racing through the house.Alice, running, nearly collided with him in the hallway.He grabbed her, clinging to her, panting furiously, drenched even more than yesterday."I'm dying," he panted. "I've got hypothermia. You've gotta warm me up, Mom. Quick, I'm dying!" As he talked, he pried off his squishing sneakers with his feet. His rain-soaked jeans came off before his shirt.Alice was so stunned she stood there watching in helpless silence as her son yanked.