“David, what do we do if they modify things? Or even suspend operations while they court “ Carol asked.“We go with the flow. And we develop cont...ngency plans for everyone regardless. One thing is for sure. We don’t have Merle Hill kicking at us any more.” David said with grimace.Monday Morning, Post Selection, Poste Election“Well, we will see what happens now” Barney Maguire said to Ben Weaver, the federal director of the Selection Board. “With the change in the administration and that case. Look, it's just not a very good looking situation all right? Don't put her out on the street, but try to find another place." There was an implicit or else in his tone, for all he tried to seem friendly. The message was pretty clear.When I returned from night shift Rebecca had just woken up. For some reason she made sure to be awake whenever I came in and pester me with a bit of conversation when all I really wanted to do was get to sleep. Today was no different. She sat on the couch in her. He held her hand as they negotiated the slippery driveway and ushered them up the steps. "What have you done to the house? I've never seen the block work so clean. Mum look at the veranda tiles, you can see the pattern," the old man exclaimed. "Boredom and the high pressure cleaner. It worked a treat. I still have the back half to do. I was a bit worried how much water I was using, but I'll get to it," Drew said proudly. "And Andrew the garden looks fantastic," his mother remarked. "Well that. That’s what her parents told her. That’s what everyone at school told her, even her teachers.So, not pretty, quite chubby, and to complete the set, she’s not too smart either. Not an idiot, but not ‘educationally gifted’.She speaks with a thick east midlands accent. It’s not so much the accent that’s thick, more the woman. “Hello. My name’s Daniella Farraday. I’m 28 years old, from Leicester, I’m single ... And...” She looks around, as if she’s not sure if she should say the next bit ... Then.