I have to tell you, it was pretty excitingand scarey at the same time.The coach wore these thick polyester type shorts and healways had keys jingling ...n his pocket. I could hear himcoming where ever he was. On that Friday he met me in the lockerroom and then he left. I figured he went back out to the field.I don't know if you remember, but it is summer time sothere is hardly anyone on campus. At this point its mostlykids in classes at the front of the school and then the cheersquad and the. Surprisingly light activity from the German side. Half of us werewondering if maybe they were running out of supplies because of someunseen logistical hitch behind their lines. Or, the more optimistic amongus reflected, maybe Germany itself was running out of supplies! Surely thewar couldn't be very far from being over.And as if to shine a ray of hope on our lives, a telegram came fromcommand that our section was to be relieved soon and given a week's leavein some little town situated some. [All you need do is turn and grasp the future Vonis.] Martin's voice burst into his head and his wide eyes turned back to him in shock. He had brushed aside his Mindvoice Shields as if they weren't even there. [I have lived my life by one primary rule Vonis. Never fear the unknown, for it could bring wonders you can not imagine. You took the first step when you discovered Va'nimia, now embrace the unknown and move forward. You will not be questioned or harassed in any way. On that you have my. That also sounded just fine to me. I needed more time to prepare.During the same early passage of time, I turned sixteen, Princess turned fifteen, and my darling fiancée turned eighteen.To sadness, Joan and Anna had left us back to their siblings and parents. I got a light kiss on the cheek as we returned them, safe and sound.Ms. Jennie Robinson and Mr. Gerald Bowery got married the Friday after Thanksgiving, in a small ceremony. I was so happy for them.With no classes to bog down the many.