Abby follows them until they get into the ambulance, then Jake grabs her arms to stop her from getting on. "Abby, you can't go with her. Come on. Let ...omeone check you out."Jake insists and leads her away from Dana's ambulance. Abby lets him because making a scene in front of her whole precinct was not in her best interest at the moment. Abby sits down inside another ambulance as Dana's drives off. Dana opens her eyes and looks around the ambulance."Abby? Wh-...Where's Ab-Abby?"Dana stumbles as. “Hello Ken, Sue, how are you both this morning?”“We’re ok, Thanks. Looks like you are running late today, Have a lie-in did you? I see at least one of you managed to get dressed, Frank, I’m disappointed in you, keeping a disorderly van.”“Ease up Ken; Jenny’s blushing so much that I’m scared the awning might catch fire.” I said. Sue chipped in, “Give them some peace, it was their first night!” “Please, the pair of you, stop trying to embarrass us, I’m immune as I’ve known you too long. Yes, we. I had called ahead and booked a room at the Best Western with two queen sized beds. When my mother and I arived at the Best Western we greeted each other with a long hug since we had been apart for so long. I grabbed my mother's bags and carried them to our room, using the key card I swiped the door and pushed it open. Much to both of our surprise it was a single queen size bed. Immediately I called the front dest and they said there had been a mixup, they had a convention in town and they. This morning you're driving your car along the pretty hedgerow lined roads of the British country side, and after many long, frustrating hours have managed to find your way through the labyrinth of twisting, turning lanes and back-roads, and your car is just approaching the outskirts of Spurting Spent.Be careful in there....You park your car beneath a row of trees opposite a cute little corner shop and look around. The sun is beating down, and the village looks quiet and picturesque, a postcard.