Trinity saw the look on Wilma's face when she saw who it was. Then Adam spoke and Wilma's look softened. She gave him a sad smile, nodded and he came ...ack to stand next to Trinity, who looked up at him questioningly."I told her that when things shake out, we'll show her what's been going on and then we'd help her find a way to stay in business because we support a lot of what she does," Adam explained.Trinity found herself looking at Adam in awe. Over the next weeks and months, every single. "I'm just coming by to see if Bill needs me to do anything for tomorrow to get ready for the construction meeting on Wednesday. It's our first one that will include the cement, heavy equipment and electricians and the whole project will go better if we get them working together right off the bat." Mandy and I put those packets together on Friday. They're in a box beside the file cabinet," Beth said proudly."Yep, one for each crew member, each foreman, and two extras," Mandy confirmed over her. "Think!" she would demand, tapping the side of hertemple, her eyes magnified by her bright, horn-rimmed glasses, and herspiky iron-grey hair vibrating as if responding to the intensity of herexhortation. "What's the counter-argument?" The one thing he could besure of with her was that she would always be brutally honest with him.This time was clearly going to be no different. "Ah, he's woken up!" sheexclaimed. "And there was I thinking you'd caught somnambulism from theblockheads in the back. You usually dreaded such occasions but it was a treat meeting some fellow-writers . Justin, the new head of the firm had great news for you too and you were planning to read his proposals on the train journey back up north. But first there was a tour of the premises where all your books were ‘born’ , or at least made presentable for their exposure to the world . Then another mini-tour around some of the famous literary addresses in the immediate area. Finally a tea , again at the Ritz , then.