Turning around I see him. Leaning against the door frame, legs and arms crossed just watching me. Just looking at him has me going again. My belly sta...ts quivering, my breathing picks up and my hands start shaking. I can't believe the effect this guy has on me. To try and disguise it I turn back around like I couldn't care less."So, " he drawls, "working late are you?" Seems that way, doesn't it?" I say."I was really hoping you'd get in the lift, you know."I look over my shoulder at him. "There. ****The next afternoon, Ainsely was nervous about coming to pick me up. She asked me to tell her exactly when I'd be ready because she didn't want to sit around too long. Actually, she waited so long I was ready to go before she arrived. But I stayed in the office until I saw her arrive so she'd have to talk to Javon again. I'd already invited him over so he knew he was coming over. I let them have several minutes to talk, but Javon left as soon as I came out.“I'm sorry,” she pouted. “I know I. If you get angry at everything he says you'll be here forever.Saitou: Feh.Kenshin: More importantly, we should take them down quickly and mourn for them.Misao: You're right.Villager: Wait! (the men of the village have gathered before them.) You can't cut them down. If you do Senkaku will be angry. We are helpless before him. Until we get Senkaku's permission, we will leave them as they are.Misao: What are you saying? They were from your village! You're still going to obey Senkaku after. Charlie was 78 and modelled himself on the suave English actor Leslie Phillips using all of his catchphrases. If you believed half of his stories he had been quite a ‘ladies man’ in his younger days. The Major was a tall, thick set man; a little younger than Charlie and ex-military with a wicked sense of humour. Both men were quite charming and completely used to getting their own way. Together they were a nightmare; playing tricks on the staff and other patients; as they often told me.