I finished the loft, it didn't take long and so started to pack up. "Done all ready?" Yes, nearly all cleaned up I wont be much longer" Thanks I thoug...t it would take longer than that" she said with a smile." I didn't have to do to much cutting, went quite well actually" I replied."What do I owe you? I'll write you a cheque while you finish cleaning up" Just call it sixty, if that's ok?" I said as a walked out the front door with the last of my dust sheets. I came back in and went up stairs. See, I knew this guy was trouble with a capital T.Some relief washes over the witch as she glances over the wild man’s shoulder toward the open door.Remus shrugs and shakes his head slowly. “You can try to run, but I will still find you. I’ve tracked you this far. There is no place for you to hide.”We obviously did before. Let’s try running.“I agree,” Penelope says, throwing her legs over the bed, ready to make a bolt for the door.“I’m glad were on the same page then,” the wild man says,. The first fifteen miles took me forty minutes. The last 2.9 miles took me thirty-five minutes to get to Parking Garage 4 and get a space.I walked across to the baggage claim area in Terminal 4. I was surprised to see Jay Nicholson standing in the baggage claim area watching the flight board for status.“Fancy meeting you here,” I announced as I walked up to my friend. “I take it Allison is flying American.”“Yes,” Jay agreed. “She took a commuter flight out of Richmond down to Charlotte and then. “Mona is telling Marguerite even as we speak,” said Nathan with a smile giving testimony to the fact they had anticipated the request.“Oh, good,” replied Ed, “I’m happy for you.”“Well, I’d like to thank you for all you’ve done for Mona and me. We’re both better people for knowing you,” said Nathan staring off towards the plants in the atrium. Giving and receiving thanks were difficult for him, but he knew he owed Ed a debt of gratitude that words could never express. He promised himself that.