The only vehicle in the driveway was a white pickup truck. None of the snow around the house or in the driveway had been disturbed. There was no sign ...f life.A truck appeared behind them and Finn sped up slightly to get out of its way. Soon, they left the house behind and passed the Three Crosses Rehabilitation Center and the turnoff to the Sheriff's house. The headlights filling the rear windshield disappeared as the tailgating truck turned and headed to the Sheriff's house."There's our black. Allegra was almost as tall as me at 5' 8" and wore a short blue dress gathered by a black belt. Daniela was an inch shorter and wore a red dress whose hem was even shorter. Since I didn't have a car, we set off for the U-Bahn station. I had thought we might go down to the city center to see the street festival but Miho had apparently given the girls different instructions. Perhaps because her English was better or perhaps because she was more outgoing, Daniela made most of the conversation on. "Hey, girl – how are you doing with the seasickness? Is that patch working for you?" Um – I guess I'm doing alright. My mouth is a bit dry from it, I think. Moira got me some ginger ale, and that seems to help." And are you still feeling seasick – any remaining problems?" No – I guess I've been fine since, like, this morning when I woke up." Have you been able to eat anything?"She shrugged. "Yeah – I had a banana muffin thing for breakfast, and Moira brought me a sandwich for lunch." Good," I. "Anthony looked around the bridge. He was all nerves. Never, not since the first time he had tried to ask a girl out, or maybe just before a final exam he hadn't studied for, had he felt like this. Was no one else feeling it? Why were they all so calm?Or did he look calm, too, and they were all wondering the same thing about him? That lifted his spirits a bit."Do we have a script yet?" Nope! All improv!" I vote we all start with a hoedown!" No! Those suck!"OK, maybe Chuck and Melinda weren't.