I can't see a darn thing, and all you can think about is the two of them using this opportunity?" Ummm." Obviously," Theresa went on, "you didn't thin... about the fact that they already found that moment. From what I understand it was two months ago."What she had said was spoken in a matter of fact tone. It took me a moment to figure out what she had actually meant."Theresa!"She laughed. The lights came back on. We both blinked. She still got to see the blush on my face."I guess everything is. .. arrr...”Gerald Claxton cleared his throat a few more times then started again.“OK, then. Some of you will have noticed the absence today of...”There was still a bit more clearing of the throat and another small cough before the man could resume.“ ... of ... of Troy and Carrie Pearson - our singing twins.”At that point one of the older boys at the back piped up with, “What do you mean ‘some of us’ - we’re not jolly blind! We ALL noticed their absence. It just wasn’t the same with them not up. Not after last night. I looked longingly at the shower but knew it was impossible. Instead, I topped and tailed as best I could then pulled on my clothes, finding even that a struggle, my arm stinging in protest at every movement. Then, having swept the remainder of my belongings into my still damp beach bag, I tugged open the door to find Daniel standing exactly where I’d left him. ‘I’m ready,’ I said, seeing his gaze zoom to my bandages even as I spoke and inwardly berating myself for not. In 1909, the bay platforms were converted to through platforms. Henry had never seen such a large station. Nor such a large city, Brisbane having a population of just half-a-million – the third-largest city in Australia.Henry found his way to the inn he’d been told about, discovering as he “registered” that his “room an’ found” was being “covered” by the Queensland Railway. His room had a bed, a chair, a small table, and a washstand. It seemed clean. Henry went out and walked down Ann Street to.