"Nada. It's strange, but I can't seem to focus on anything at the moment. In fact, I'm starting to hum along with the music ... if that's what it is."...ack looked up to where the emergency cord would be, but the space was covered over with a warning not to remove the cover as it would bring BDM 1,000 penalty. He tested it anyway, but the rivets were unyielding.Jack slumped back into his seat. "Sorry, Susan. I can't think what to do," he said.She draped an arm around him. "Don't worry about it.. Once I hit the national park marker, I veered westward and soon hit a park track.There was water in Lake Constance so I found a camping/parking place on a rise. I was certain there'd be no new flooding, but it was better to play safe. I got out my swag and camping equipment, built a small fire and walked down to the shore. A dry fly on a handline got me dinner in a few minutes. I gutted my catch and spitted it on a stick. I made some damper in a tin and supped on fish on bread. I made a billy. I’m madly in love with you.” He just had to go and make a big deal, didn’t he? He liked mocking me. Our eyes connected, his face was so serious but his eyes were laughing hysterically.“You can stop lying any time now.” It was too good to be true, I knew that.“I thought that’s what you wanted…” He looked confused, but I suppose he couldn’t really understand the emotions I had. He had been treating me differently, for some reason actually caring about how I felt, unlike Marcia who he had just. ." Glen started, but jumped at his feminine voice. It was highpitched and smooth, something he wasn't used to. He regained hiscomposure and then started again. "What have you done to me?" Technically nothing. You just did that yourself." Said Heysha, eyeingGlen's knew appearance up and down. "Not bad at all. Should be apleasure to work with you Glen! Or should I say... Frisha?" My name's changed as well?" exclaimed Glen, although he realised itwas hardly a consolation considering he had lost.