In less than thirty seconds he has the lock picked and the door open. He looks at Samantha and she gives him a nod, then he steps through the door. Th... room is a typical office with a desk and a computer sitting on top. He goes over to the computer and turns it on. After a few minutes the computer loads up. Spencer spends a few minutes searching through files not turning up anything out of the ordinary. Giving up on the search he begins filtering through the desk drawers with the same outcome. I'm over across the room, there, with some classmates of ours -- part of my old crowd. Do you remember Reggie? Reggie Josephson? And Hermie Elliott?" I think so, yes... And that woman, there -- wasn't she in our class, too?" That's Marsha, Reggie's wife. She went to school here, but she was two years behind us." I remember her, too," Shirley said."Why don't you come over and join us?" I said."You sure?" Am I sure? Sure, I'm sure! If you're not waiting for anybody in particular, c'mon over to. The next thing we heard was a big bang. We all ran downstairs, including Mom. Dad had just knocked the door down, breaking it clear off the hinges. He staggered around and put it up against the hole where the doorway was, and said he would fix it tomorrow. He told us all goodnight and went up to their bedroom and went to sleep. Mom didn’t say a word but was quite astonished. I don’t know where she slept that night, and never asked. The next morning we heard a pounding sound. It was dad. The instructor was a man in his forties and he was very correct, he examined my license and told me to get into the car, then he sighed and rolled his eyes, "In the driving seat please"Oops,"Pull up just inside the gate please" which I did,"Read me the registration of that blue car over there"He made notes,"Turn left and proceed up the road" Turn right at these traffic lights" When I drop my hand I want you to make an emergency stop as if a child has run out in front of you"I did,I had to do a.