"I don't think I am going to New York. I'm brain damaged, not stupid," I said."Well you could be both for all I know," she suggested."So what's up?" I...haven't heard from you or Royce in a couple of days." I remarked. My journal entry told me that, I couldn't remember of course."I can't answer for Royce but I have been busy touching up your images. You do know that you really aren't that gorgeous, don't yo?" she asked."Of course I do. I'm the one who told you.," I said."I knew I heard it. "Here you go girls, this is from my private stock and is much better than the stuff I have at work," he said, coming back with the drinks and giving a glass to each of them. He then sat down in a third easy chair positioned to face them both. "What do you want with us now?" Amy said, feigning the same hatred that she had showed the day before. She wasn't going to let him know she was curious and had been thinking about tonight's encounter. "Ah, there is time for that, Amy. Please let's just. Carol's three friends had done this sort of thing before, but wehadn't.Still, there was nothing for it, Anna jumped into the driving seat ofour buggy and we set off up the concrete track to the house. Sheexplained that the track had been laid by troops during the secondworld war, but the helipad had been a recent addition. At the house wesaw that the track had a new section that went to the side where therewas a huge garage. The area was big enough to be able to turn thevehicle inside and. Not wanting to stop and look lost or out of place, I continued to walk forward till I heard my name and a hand pulling on my shoulder from behind me. I realized it was him. I had totally blanked him! I started to apologize when he cut in, incredulous that I had missed him in the small sea of people outside the doors. Before we could argue my lack of perception any longer, he indicated that we had to move along to catch the bus into the center of town before it left. I was happy when we were.