In a few minutes, she was gently snoring. Sleep sounded good and soon I faded out too.I woke up and the road looked exactly the same. I wasn’t falli...g asleep with the frequency I had a week ago, but I was still tiring very quickly. I looked into the front seat. Lavi was staring ahead and listening to a book.“What are you listening to?”She hit pause and replied, “Rise and Kill First.”“Sounds dramatic.”“It’s about the history of Mossad’s targeted assassination program. I finished the last book. "We had managed to integrate twenty kilobytes, yes I know nothing really. I think Rayburn was worried we weren't going to be able to finish soon enough." Here Kimison was whispering, "He used the head set, turned most of the safeties off, took another ship and a half." Is there irreparable damage?" Derrick asked looking at Mary."All preliminary scans are showing no physical damage. As for psychological? I cannot ascertain that until he has awoken." Mary replied."Alright keep me updated on him.". In an ideal world, a few phone calls would have done the job but that doesn’t allow for the machinations of the British Home Office. For them, nothing less than a declaration that the old passport had been lost or stolen would do. This had to be accompanied by an application for a new passport, two photographs and, of course, the fee. It took twenty minutes to charter the plane and two days to get the passport. Sometime during that two days word got out that Will was aliveWill made good. In the summer, she had shorts and pedal-pushers, but otherwise, she mostly wore dresses. Her school dresses were cute. Her play dresses had mostly been cute school dresses the year before. They were always a little tight and short and kind of faded from washing and ... well, dirt. Just because she wore a dress didn't mean that she didn't get right out and play in the dirt with the rest of the kids. This dress had been a school dress last year, but Joanne had grown and it only came about halfway.