Sarah woke up and went to the kitchen to get some breakfast. She was nervous, even after everything she had done with her brother.Matthew walked in to...the kitchen, he could see she was on edge but gave her a moment before he would ask her about it. He prepared some breakfast for himself and joined her at the table."All right there, sis?"No answer.Matthew repeated the question.After a pause Sarah replied quietly, "Matthew, I'm fine but can I talk to you about something?"Matthew just. The mine had been closed over 1,000 years ago for reasons that had been forgotten. Mitch had been part of the initial exploration team that had found that the underground mine shafts had been used as a repository for uranium waste from the old nuclear power plants that had once dotted the country. The radiation, not lethal, but still able to cause problems, had forced the team back to the surface and the mine was sealed again. Now that effect had been confirmed the couple had decided that. I paid the doctor and reached her home. I made some tea and bought some biscuits for her from my house.She thanked me for the trouble I had taken. I told her not to worry about anything and if she wanted anything she can approach me without any hesitation. Next day in the morning, she was back on her feet and doing her house routines. I was on duty that day and in the evening when I came back; she bought some samosas to eat.That was the first time she entered my room. She was looking around my. There it was, the article shouted from the front page with its bold, screaming headline. The newspaper was an immediate sensation and copies went flying out of the newspaper boxes. Soon some teachers appeared, curious about the commotion. Finally Leeds strode in, saw a paper, and turned bright red. He tried to confiscate copies and then attempted to grab the boxes of newspapers, but kids just hustled the extra copies away, and Leeds returned to his office carrying only a handful of.