I grabbed her by the arm just in time:"Wait!" She looked back and I wrapped my arms around her and we shared a long kiss and a heartfelt embrace."Tha...ks, Jennifer." No, thank YOU, Billy…and thank you for trusting me," she replied before bolting out the door."Gotta run! See you tomorrow at the bus stop!" she called back cheerily as she ran towards the main street and turned towards her school.I sat by myself for several minutes. We had parked close enough to her school that I could hear the. He charged them up and arranged them, so he could take a picture of each group first by colour and then by shape.He got one of the Burgis kids whom he knew loved technology to add the sales information to the pictures and printed him off a set while he discharged them and packed them into a partitioned thick cardboard box.They very carefully stuck on the labels for ‘by colour’, and he copied the boxes into the replicator. They repeated this but sorted them by shape into the boxes with those. From Gwaren we took a ship to Denerim, and then another to Kirkwall.”A thought occurred to me. “A templar died?” I suddenly realised that all of these changes could have meant Aveline never ended up in Kirkwall – and that would be a tragedy.Bethany nodded. “Ser Wesley. He had the Darkspawn taint.” She shuddered. “But there weren’t any Grey Wardens around, I guess.”My heart racing, I asked, “And can you tell me, what happened to Ser Wesley’s wife?”“Sergeant Aveline was released from duty and. "Just ... yes, the DVD is still there. I guess that means you'll be cleaning up the yard tomorrow," she said with a slight smile."Not so fast. Where's Dad?" I don't see him." Follow me," he whispered.They went to the front door and although it was locked, Marsha eased her key into the lock and slowly they gained entrance. They were brought up short by sounds coming from Trent's bedroom."Did you forget the spare TV in my room?" whispered the boy.Slow single step by slow single step they crept.