Good fortune was not to be theirs though, and a mining accident claimed the life of this good man, who stayed to help attempt the rescue of others rat...er than running away as some others did to save their own lives. Without the income from the mine, the widow and young son had to rely upon the farm solely now for their livelihood, but as they had always been frugal with their money, there was a goodly amount of coins in savings and their needs were not many.I'm very sorry to say that the wealth. Mind if I cut in?’ a good-looking young man asked, moving close and smiling at the ladies. ‘Sorry,’ Emily shook her head at him, manuevering Anne around the front of a red Ford pickup that had the floor’s central spot. ‘We’ve both had recent bad breakups, so it’s girls’ night. Maybe next time, though, okay?’ She grinned as she looked him up and down. ‘Fine,’ the young man shrugged and headed away. Emily flashed him another smile, but he did not look back. ‘That’s the fourth guy you’ve turned. A completely white room with each member of the Organization in a seat. Some seats incredibly tall while others were low to the ground. Xemnas introduced a new member. It looked like a woman with a small frame. She was wearing the same long black cloak everyone else was but her hood was up so I couldn’t see her face. Xemnas called her Number XIV. I’m pretty sure she smiled at me. Does she know me?Saix told me to keep a diary, for some reason. I’m not sure what I should be writing.Day 8I met. "Don't you carry a mobile phone?" Her question was made in a querulous tone of voice, and my negative reply had her bosom swelling in indignation."Really, Mister Desmond, this is the twenty first century. One must be plugged in to the internet world at all times. I don't suppose you have watched any news broadcast either while you were away, doing whatever it was you were doing?" She stared accusingly at a Maddy inflicted love bite on my neck, which I had forgotten was above my collar line.Once.