Janet stood up. "Now we really must go, you two will have lots to talk about, come on Paula, we can sort the toys out later." Janet swatted Paula on t...e hip and got up and walked past me to the bedroom door. "Quick bathroom call and we'll be out of your hair", she said over her shoulder as she left the room.Paula got up and as she walked past me smiled and made a silly little goodbye wave with each hand to myself and Angela. I sat there in silence for a minute or two my heart pounding and. They were still inseparable.So when the chance came for Jordan to be a manufacturing engineer in aneedle processing plant on the other side of the country, they bothjumped at the offer of making double what he was making now. Even though they both had very successful jobs at 24 years of age, madegood money and most importantly they enjoyed what they did. This was anoffer that they couldn't pass up.Anna had lined up a weeks worth of job interviews. And although it hadtaken a couple of weeks,. Big relief that Madge had finally found somebody, he was a bit older but had money or at least that's what everybody had assumed.Apparently reality was slightly different it was still a good life warm most of the year, help with chores, other white families close and the other wifes happy to accept Madge as one of they own. drunken Saturdays nights with the gang were the highlight and flirting with the neighbours the done thing. Kenyan police not that bothered about drunk driving, more likely. That, plus their discovery of Sandrine’s singing. It is perhaps not too much of an exaggeration to say her clear velvet voice touched the soul of her listeners. Once Captain Leavenworth heard her he called on her talents more than once a week to entertain the wardroom after the meal.Amélie had never known grown men to cry without apparent cause. Leavenworth controlled himself well, Drake in similar fashion, but the two younger officers frequently had tears in their eyes when Sandrine finished.