I just don’t know what to do.”“What are you doing in the land of multiple Millvilles?” Magus asked.“My daughter brought me down here after I...was released from the hospital,” Mary answered.“I assume that you can’t stay with your daughter for an extended period of time,” Magus said.“That’s right. She lives in a mobile home with her husband and two kids. The kids are sleeping on the couch while I’m visiting,” Mary said.“Do you want to stay in Chicago?” Magus asked.“Not really. I just can’t afford. "You're coming with me. I have something that will stop that perversionof yours in its tracks at the house," she said dragging him, pajamabottoms around his ankles from the room.Approaching the front door Ned lost his pajama bottoms and he tried topull away from her. With his weight loss he was no match for the largewoman as she dragged him out the door, across the street and into herhouse. Once outside Ned stopped struggling as he didn't want anyone elseseeing him. It would be mortifying. I wanted to ask you something. My grandmother lives near you, and I spend every Friday night with her. I can see your house from hers. This is asking a lot, but could you leave your bedroom blinds open when you get ready for bed on Friday night? My grandmother goes to bed right after the 10 o’clock news. With love, Jacob.” T: (is amazed at the latest development, and thinks over J’s request. The houses are two of only about four in a fairly wooded area, so it is likely that her bedroom. ” The senior cargo handler points to four pallets waiting to be dealt with. She waves the two Customs inspectors over, and the three of them go through the papers. They stop when they reach the ones for the artefacts. A moment more, and the pallets are opened, inspected, and we’re given approval to load them onto the bus. Kazuma, Chie, and Mayu supervise the cargo handlers doing this.I hand over a second bunch of papers, “These relate to commercial shipments destined for various businesses.