However she had finished the spring cleaning and, truth be told, had time on her hands.Once again things died down and Diana asked Hal what the next e...citement was."Harvest." When's that?" Depends on the weather." Tell me." Well, if we have a dry summer the grain ripens sooner and we might start at the end of July. If we have a wet one we wait until it dries out and then do it but if it starts raining again we do it willy-nilly in early September. The grain is the most important product but we. My cell rang.“Hey honey, what’s up?” It was Liz.“You know that I gave you back all of those city ledgers a while back?”“Yeah, so?”“Well, I took pictures of the pages before I gave them back to you?” she said, sounding worried.“And?”“I found something really odd, when you come home later; I’ll explain it all OK?” she said confidently.“I love you!” I said.“I love you more, Davey!” she said sounding flirty.“There is no Hermann Gregoire, David!”“Really - See you later, kiddo!”I woke up the next. He did not exhibit any other sexual tendencies towards me. Another day I really had pain near my hip and I was troubled. He felt my hip and he was squeezing my love handles and I felt very shy and pushed his hand.He asked do you feel shy and he pinched my hips again and again and he was playing with me. He casually told me why don’t you come to my house. I asked why. He told that he will massage for me and my pain will go away. I did not speak a word and I just went with him. In his house he. This is the exciting, concluding part of Living Next Door to Heaven. It covers a longer period of time and sometimes has less detail than previous parts. But isn't that what adult life is like? You have a job. You come home. You take care of the children. You have dinner. You sleep with one or more of your mates. Repeat.In the wake of the tumultuous events in Part VIII: Becoming the Storm, the crew deserves to have a little less stress in their lives. Of course, as they reach their mid- to late.