I just want to be able to get on with my life. It's been on hold for long enough. Get the papers drawn up and I'll sign them." Don't you want to know ...he settlement figure?" I'm sure you'll have done the best deal possible, I didn't go into this for the money." Milla looked a little crestfallen. "OK, OK, of course I want to know. I just don't want to appear mercenary about it." One hundred and twenty five thousand." "WHAT?" You heard." How the hell did you manage that? That's about ten times. What have you got for a bag?" Darla Jean showed him. It was summer-weight -- and it wasn't summer, yet. "Any blankets?" Randall eyed her dubiously."No." You'd better use mine, then." Randall laid them both out, then collected a blanket from his roll and draped it over her bag.On the other side of the cave, Jimmy had the stove going and was heating water while lighting the Coleman lamp; in between, Amy was laying out their sleeping bags on the tarp already present on the cave floor, zipping them. But now ... Now it feels empty and I feel alone." I'm sorry, Molly." Why?" You mean why do you feel this way or why am I sorry?" I know why I feel this way." That's why I'm sorry." Do you meditate Joseph?" I strum my guitar to relax. It helps empty my mind." That might be a bit noisy." You chant or something?" I hum. I guess that's noisy too. But it reverberates my body and guides my mind away from its busy preoccupations. I need to quiet my mind sometimes." Me too." It's just ... I felt your. “We’re going to deal with the brush and weeds that Mr. Hickey complained about this morning. You’re welcome to come along and observe, if you like,” she told me with a twinkle in her eye.“You’re going to use Magic, aren’t you?” I asked, as I checked the forge to ensure that it was cooling down and the fire was going out.“Not exactly, but I believe that you will find the operation interesting,” she told me.“Should I bring Grace?” I asked.“Yes, I believe so. It’s time that all of you knew about.