Their names will be signed on the invitations. Everyone will remember the new owner as always having owned the box, and the old owner will forget that...the box ever existed. So store them in a safe place," the wizard said. The two girls nodded. "Secondly, the invitations only work properly during pledge week. Using them after that date is possible, but may well have dire consequences." Anything else?" Lisa asked, anxious to get to work."Anyone who accepts an invitation will be unable to pass it. At this point the border on the screen was still green. When Zeus ‘Realigned’ the time on the two portal ‘screens’ there were now two Bob’s, one in each screen. Both had green borders. Linda exclaimed, “That’s why I saw two of him in that show you gave us earlier this afternoon! I DO remember that ... one was him crying, just like he’s doing now at Dad’s cabin!”We noticed that when Bob, at the cabin, hollered for Charlie to get down, as soon as the shots rang out, the border for the cabin scene. He shook the white flakes from his shoulders hoping to get them before they melted and made his uniform even colder than it was dry.A horse snuffled in the stall at one end of the large barn, and above, up a rickety ladder, was a hay loft. Albert climbed up, tucked himself into a covered corner and drifted off to sleep.He awoke, with no idea how long he had slept, to a low moaning sound. He could not make out what it was, but moved quietly to try to find out. As he peered over the concealing. It was time for all the computers to be turned over to the FBI or DHS - whoever wanted them. I was sure Robert had cloned every piece of information on them.I wondered why the government guys seemed to be so far out of the tech loop compared to Robert’s group. The good thing - and I was damn happy - Marcy was billing the FBI for all ten of Robert’s people at a very high rate; we seemed to be doing all the real work.I wanted Robert to ease many of the questions I had that I did not feel.