"Please get better, Mum, please, please," she whispered.Tom took the other hand. "We love you, Mum," he said.Wendy longed to join them but there was n... room. She sank silently back onto her chair and put her head in her hands.They all stayed as they were for the next twenty minutes until the ambulance arrived. Wendy let the crew in and then led Tom and Hettie back to the table where they clung to her. The ambulance man felt Theresa's wrist for a pulse and then moved his hand to her carotid. "By the time she had finished reading the last chapter she had decided to keep this a secret and try to build the device.The plans were extremely detailed. It took six months to gather the physical parts. Luckily she had a good income from her research grant. If she were to use the research grant money she would have to document the expense and then others would know what she was doing. The only thing that she had outsourced was the printing of the circuit boards. There were four of them. She. Despite his faults, Terry is only thinking of me, he’s been my best mate since school days. He’d never married, preferring the single life. He’s a good looking boy, never short of admiring glances. The trouble is I usually end up talking to the “other” girl, always tricky when you’re married. Guess I won’t have that dilemma anymore. ****The new bar “Coda” is absolutely packed out. We struggle to find a space once we’ve been to the bar. It’s a strange mix of people – a few of the beautiful. The heavy mixture always made her go weak at the knees, and he knew it. She sipped the wine as he eased one of the straps over her shoulder and started to nibble at her shoulder. Charlotte placed the glass down turned to face him wrapping her arms around his neck so she could kiss him deeply so he could taste the wine on her lips and tongue. This was too much for him as he felt her body against him, making him grow against her. He tugged at the buttons on his shirt and threw it to the floor.