As I arrived back into the front room, Bill had given John a glass of wine and explained the events of the day. Bill knew we would need John and his f...rms help in locating Elizabeth. As we are discussing the events of the day I begin to wonder and stated out loud that I wonder how Sue knew the guy who stole/sold Elizabeth and if she knew that was what he was going to do. Both Bill and John looked at me with a strange look on their faces. John then called the police detective in charge of the. But she did not said a word. I ate lunch quietly. Then it was night time and after dinner was over I went to the kitchen room for drinking cold water. Aunt was there and she was cleaning utensils. I took water drank and kept the bottle in fridge. As I was about to go for the first time after that my aunt speaked to me. She said ‘you are old enough to know why that is with me’. I quietly said ‘please don’t tell that to my mother’. She said ‘ I will not tell but you should also not tell to your. ." She got up, headed to the other side of the bed, and pulled the privacy curtain all around the area, cutting off the rest of the ward from what was occurring. Turning back to me, she unfastened the top buttons of her tight blouse, showing even more of her bodacious ta-tas. Mr. Wiggly also showed himself again, now standing at full (seven inch) attention as if the national anthem was being played. Pulling up my gown, she raised her eyebrows at my obvious appreciation of her charms. . " Hmm," she said, pleased. "You always know the right thing to say."Time passed, as it always does, and for Gabriele Basingame life turned slowly to what she would eventually come look upon as the happiest, simplest time of her life. And, as few people are lucky enough to do, she knew it would be so, and enjoyed the time as best she could--knowing that, inevitably, the idyll would end, and that she had better cherish her time as best she could. Her time with her father, her time with Moya.