“And I love you,” I moved swiftly to stop her speaking by flipping her back so her head hit the pillow and kissed her our mouths melding together,...tongues exploring each other. Breaking the kiss I looked down at her, “If you want to tell your parents then I will support you and happily join you when you tell them. Starting on Monday, I will also start telling my work colleagues when the opportunity arises. Don’t look at me like that. It is not the sort of thing that people talk about around me. I cannot read maps but he can. He has alsobeen picking locks on dispatch cases and slipping out the orders from thepassed out officers. We copy them and return the orginals to the cases.After that we try to remove the wheat from the chaff. There is one Rebelofficer who likes looking at the chaff. He told us by that seeing thefalse ones he can better guess at what the RedCoats are up to. We arealso lucky that the local printer is also a catographer. He also is withthe Rebels."John as Joan asked,. I turned to ask the girl if she was okay, but all I saw was the back side of her as she hurried down the stairs. I shrugged and went to the bathroom.When I came out the guy was sitting there shaking his head to try and clear it I suppose. I went downstairs, got a couple of brothers, told them what had happened and we went up to escort the guy out of the house. Ben recognized him and went and got a couple of his frat brothers to take care of him. I looked around for the girl, but didn’t find her. An older man in a police uniform bedecked with medal ribbons came overand took Rosemary's arm and led her away from the crowd. Penelopecouldn't hear what was being said but she saw her mother becoming angryand then burst into tears. The man offered her a handkerchief but hermother pushed it away. The man tried to hug Rosemary but she shoved himaway. He said a final remark to Rosemary which caused her to raise herhand but he caught it and then he turned away from her. He walkeddeliberately.