"Wendy immediately moved forward to pull him to his feet."No, Wendy dear," he smiled at her. "I've got to learn to do things on my own."He grasped the...arms of the chair and pushed himself up."There!" he said triumphantly. Wendy handed him his crutches."Right, Wendy dear. Let's bring your shopping in while he's busy."They did that, stacking it on the kitchen table. Tim, in the meanwhile poured gins and tonic including one for Wendy, even if it was not Christmas Day and she rarely touched. Even if he defeated the army on the field, he would still have to take down the walls to get at the citizen defenders.The enemy army was waiting for him to arrive fully confident they had established a battlefield that favored their forces. Their plan was not to wait for Sid to get his troops arranged for an attack. They would prevent Sid from ever getting his forces aligned against them.Sid's scouts had informed him of the situation at the citadel. Rather than marching directly to the citadel,. Our friendly neighborhood TV network picked up the show at practically no cost with the understanding that it was an experimental one and might not be duplicated. We did get a prime time slot because it was a DADP offering on the strength of our BGFG showing, though we did not get the big promotion that our first show had received.Nevertheless, we did have a big audience, about 77% of the available sets were tuned to Combat, and it ran for 90 minutes. Lola’s closing remarks concentrated on the. He wasn’t obsessed with her. Everyone appreciates beauty. Simply acknowledging someone as beautiful was a far cry from being creepy and mentally unstable. Matt wasn’t either one of those. Brooklyn Chase was amazing, beautiful, and genuine, but he wasn’t remotely interested in stalking the woman. That’s my story, dammit, and I’m sticking to it. Living in Southern California provided the opportunity to see celebrities every day, so Matt had seen his share. Celebrities didn’t do anything for him..