The memory of being touched by Patsy had kept her awake all night. "I'll do anything," she said, meaning it. "Anything." Good," Patsy said. She turned...to Margie. "Is everything ready in the barn?" Trudy's taking care of everything now. She'll let us know."Patsy smiled. "You go and help her. I'll get acquainted with our new sergeant of arms."Cissy shuddered, tingling as Margie left her alone with Patsy. "Is it going to be like yesterday?" she asked."Today will be a lot different," Patsy said.. Mister Jackson, Im here to post bail for Tyler. Hes not lying about today. Isnt there any way you two can reschedule? she pleaded for Tylers case. Now Tayler, I know you two are good friends, but I honestly cant bend the rules for everyone around here, the teacher explained. Surely a reschedulement isnt out of the question? He will still show up, after all. Only another day. Well both serve time, if it makes it easier. Tyler could see Mr. Jacksons face lose its stern look from his star pupil. .. and made a few more calls of my own.Next morning I was in early – I'd phoned the hospital and Dave was OK but 'not receiving visitors' before about noon – and made everyone a coffee, put some random music on – more bloody Grateful Dead, I realised – and settled down to work. I needed to talk to Gareth about the legal situation, I knew, and had stuff for the team to do for the day. For me, I was going to go fishing – I was, after all, the person hereabouts with the most direct experience of. "I think ... for the sake of continuity ... that we'd be best to alternate weeks. Perhaps even two weeks per turn?" he tried.I nodded. "Yes. Two week turns would permit vacation time. Any indication they plan on opening on Sundays?" Not yet, but it seems to be happening everywhere else, so I think we should prepare for it." Does a management trainee make any sense ... when we've evaluated our staff that is?"He smiled. "It makes a lot of sense. I doubt Sundays will be terribly busy except around.