April turned up the driveway just as I was getting out of my car. I was able to open her car door and present her with the flowers, which started the ...ate off better than I could have ever planned.Once we had entered the house, we exchanged several kisses, which came very close to causing a sensory overload for the both of us I think. By mutual agreement, we held each other at arm length and just stared into each other's eyes for several moments. Those moments were all we needed to convey our. He paused to polish his glasses with a handkerchief. They had inexplicably steamed over. He noticed that Margaret was dabbing at her glasses with a napkin as well. “It does embody the spirit of it all.”“Are my eyes playing tricks on me?” asked Margaret. “It’s a little hard to tell with tears in them. It seems like there is a shadow brooding in the background?”“Out of grief, hope must arise or it would all be for nothing. And you went there not only to exonerate your mentor, but because of the. Supposedly you know them. I’m not sure just how many people that will involve, but they will need to be housed on the first floor of the warehouse. Sergeant Luther will be in charge until we return. Try to put all of the NCOs in rooms on the second floor if there is sufficient space.“Miranda, I’ll give you the keys to the supply room. There are cots, bedding, and blankets in there. Your Team was supposed to receive a local National Guard unit to help deal with the terrorists. They were a unit. Through tears and sniffles she explained that Mark had virtually disowned Finlay after he had come out, and that other than driving him to Leicester for the start of term he didn’t want to visit him. Vivienne went on to say that she couldn’t travel up there herself as there was no one to look after Jude her youngest son. I told her not to worry and that before she knew it term would be over and Finlay would be home for Christmas. She hugged me tightly and said she wished Mark was so.