”“Really? That’s huge! We’ll disappear in the that room. I don’t even know if our instruments could be heard,” I said. I didn’t attend r...gularly like Mom, Dad, and Pey did but I’d been in that sanctuary with five hundred people several times. Even with our pod, families, and music directors, we weren’t going to have more than twenty.“Relax,” Donna laughed. “Not the sanctuary. I was calling around on my lunch time today and came up with the idea of churches. I think it was the secretary at the. I grabbed my robe which was draped over my recliner next to the couch and headed for the door. I looked at the clock in the hallway realizing what time it was I wondered who could be knocking at this time of night. As I opened the door there was a woman in a Drench coat … sopping wet from the rain that was still poring even harder than before all over her … she had a hood on so I couldn’t make out what she looked like, She stated that her car had broken down several miles from there and that. ****Millicent was just reading; she'd found a source of amateur prose on the net and was escaping her thoughts in romantic fiction. Jesmina was researching her legal situation, which was disturbing. Some of what the Major had said on their admission was beginning to sink in and, though she wasn't prepared to admit it out loud, she was realising things could be worse – a lot worse.After lunch, both Millicent and Jesmina were visited by their husbands. Millicent immediately went to her knees,. . . because I was going to have her play Touching Buttons and Knobs with Brian first, so I could watch . . . before I either joined in or elected not to play. I told her that since she was so nosey and was in my business that she was going to play the game she read about with him, before I played. She was suddenly silent and then warned me that Daddy would kill us both, if he knew we had a boy over without him being here after school. I knew he could come in the back door from the alley without.