" It's Gunda now." She gave a sigh. "I suppose it suits me better anyway. I was born in Bavaria, you know." To the blank look both girls gave her, she...added, "That's in Europe." Of course." Clover smiled. "Thank you for our lunch, Gunda."Gunda looked around. "The young master has two of you in here with him now? It's good to know he's so healthy." She batted her eyes. "Do you think he might be looking for a third?"Before Clover could open her mouth, Rose interrupted. Her friend was top-notch in. They all went over to Connie's house and went into the back yard. Thepool was a built in model and was a very nice size pool. There wereplenty of seats around the deck so that if you wanted to sit on a chairyou could lay and get a nice tan. There was also room in the grass is youwanted to spread a towel down and lounge there. Out of all the girls atthe sleep over there were only 6 girls who made it to the pool.Heather and Renee decided to spread out a towel in the grass and, afterputting some. ”“Got it!” I heard Torun’s voice seemingly from a distance.“Well done, Kiria. Good blow,” Truvia said as she came into my view.“Could have done without the fuss of losing an arm,” I said weakly.“They’re putting it back,” she chuckled. “Not like you lost it and they had to re-grow it.”“That’s true.”“Hold still or I’ll put you out,” Flinn warned.“No problem, oh, and no Cure either. I’ll sort any scarring myself.”“They wouldn’t cure you for losing an arm, you wimp,” Torun added.“You aren’t the one. Tat. EEEEEEEEEIIIIIIIIIHHHHH!“They’re shooting,” said Kate.“Martin. Do something. For Edwin. Please,” whispered Mel.“Maybe we can try the tunnels now. Maybe the power is cut. May...”At that moment the rails began to whistle, as they always do when there is a train approaching. There may be a better word than whistle, but you get the idea. It starts soft and builds to a crescendo as the air pressure builds slightly and lights appear in the distance. Then the train emerges in a waft of soot.