”“Moving here for you and your girls is out of the question,” she said and I nodded. “You need to construct a doorway from here to your apartm...nt.”“That would be difficult at the moment, seeing as how my apartment is a pile of ash.”She nodded. “Quite true. Maybe, for the time being, you could fly back and forth until you have a new residence in Texas again. At that time, you could establish a transferal mirror between your new abode and the Manor. It would work the same way as the mirrors here. “No, I’m okay, don’t worry your pretty head,” I said as I stopped coughing and took a sip of my coffee. Laura just raised an eyebrow again.“I was smirking because of comments like that, that’s something mum would have said, and she would have clipped us both around the ear for the stubborn staring match we just had.”“Oh Tommy, what would she, they think about this morning?”“Hopefully, that we are looking after and looking out for each other. At the very least, we are making the best of the. ”“That far?”“About twice as far as Brisbane.”“Mmm.” Meena looked at Laura. “You studyin’ bugs, too?”“No. Stories.”“Amos got lotsa stories. You listen to him.” Meena nodded and went back to the aunties – the mature women of the band.I tied the horses to an Ivory Curl. “Let’s hear what Amos is saying.” Laura nodded.Amos was telling about Ngaardi and Toonkoo:While Toonkoo was out there hunting, he chucked a spear and got a kangaroo. Then he walked a bit further and he looked up and saw Darama, the. She also lined her eyes and played up her lashes. She dressed for the evening in a short black skirt with a slit up one thigh, an emerald green halter top, and strappy black sandals. She was taller than Cat and a little curvier, but they were often mistaken for sisters. Both had the same full lips and twinkling mischievous eyes. * * * Not even two minutes after walking through the door of the club, Ande had already gotten caught up in the mix on the dance floor. Cat preferred the bar, though.