He didn't even mention to me that he knew."We talked for a few minutes more and finally said goodbye. Amy's grandma needed to use the phone. She said ...i to us too though, before they hung up. She seemed like a nice lady. It made us feel better about Amy dealing with all the stuff over there without us.We told her we loved her and that we would see her again soon. Then we hung up.Charlotte was quiet for a few minutes, and then she said something funny."I'm craving ice cream."I laughed at. I laughed. I needed that laugh.I stood with a full stomach outside of the restaurant where Eddie had met Jase for the first time, right next to the fire hydrant I'd hit my first time driving, shaking my head. But, it wasn't because of the hydrant, it was my cell phone that was the problem. I kept taking it out of my pocket to stare at it, wondering if it was broken. It was past noon, and I hadn't heard from Seth all day. I'd thought about calling him, but I think I was afraid that he wouldn't. Then little Tara smiled, and yelled; "Mommy"! Bart was a bit surprised, but welcomed the now toddler anyway. He stroked her long blond hair in a comforting manner, while softly stating; "everything is going to be alright, Tara."Bart saw the ring on the child's finger and thought that maybe he should break the spell by taking the ring off...but remembered the warning. Bart watched as Tara regressed further. She looked about two. Bart then felt something shift in his own body. What? He had just. She said little apart from directions, as if embarrassed at the situation.When we arrived at Wimbledon it was still daylight, which helped with the unloading and carrying. Miss Frobisher called out to the lady of the house standing at the doorstep, “Deirdre! It is lovely to see you again.”As we approached, the other lady declared in a soft voice, “Welcome to our house, Constable Frobisher. You know you are always welcome.” Miss Frobisher coughed slightly, and motioned with her head towards me,.