Sunday would be a big day.I had to spend half an hour watching the news Sunday morning—Sundays seem to be the days the talking heads really blow out...wind—before I heard what I'd been waiting for. It was very short and almost tossed off, but John Joseph Heyward was no long­er being sought by authorities, he had voluntarily agreed to an interview and been cleared of any wrongdoing. The news thrives on the negative, they'd had a field day with me as an arch-criminal, but anything positive such as. That I was inbig trouble and that I needed her to come and get me.Jessica was such a great friend that she didn’t evenhesitate, she just asked me where I was. I read thenames of the streets at the intersection and describedthe convenience store and other surroundings. She toldme she would be right there, and as I hung up the phoneI felt relieved. I was going to be free of my sister, Iwas so happy. I sat down at the nearby bus stop benchto wait and began to think of what I could. " I see," replied the Ensign, "and was he of any use?" Don't know... he escaped... funny. He found himself on a Naval Auxiliary on its way to collect some supplies from Sweden, apparently." Admiral, you didn't..." Of course I punished the guards. They were exiled to the Black Sea... Poti, I believe." Admiral, you..." The Ensign decided to halt the line of questioning.The Admiral's mansion at Petrodvorets was all but deserted. The senior Gorshin had accepted a posting to the Northern Port of. " Fester then asked,"What's the nature of the girl problem?" Ronnie said, "The only girlI've ever loved is going to be taken from me by a jerk named Kurt, isthere any way I can get Nina to think Kurt is a loser or a fool so thatshe doesn't want him?" Fester laughed and asked, "Is this Kurt a populargood looking guy?" Ronnie frowned and said, "Yes."Fester said, "I'm afraid there ain't no stoppin' a girl from wanting himunless he was...GAY." The word "gay" sent Ronnie's mind racing, he hadheard.