We would make a perfect team.” He turned on his heel to leave, but stopped at the edge of the room to turn back. The secondary glint of his eyes fad...d.“You should be interested in a bound manuscript in the library archives by a Ben Wills. I’m sure you will make the connection. When you do, I’ll be waiting.” His casual smile returned. “Waiting for you in Greece.”Wednesday, 10 August 1955, Edinburgh, ScotlandHiding. Waiting behind one of the great columns that supported the rotunda of the. I and my mom stayed in a room and my friends lived in another. The next day we went for a safari and saw the wild life and after coming from the safari I had a quick session with my mom while my friends were getting fresh on the 3rd day early morning. I went out alone in the jungle and started roaming there I found a place which was very much kind of private and no one was coming over there. The place was surrounded with rocks. I stayed at that place for couple of hours to see that does anyone. " she replied“I’m so glad that you came through that ok Donna. It must have been a horrible time for you all.” I said sincerelyDonna had been in a car crash the year before, she'd been banged up pretty badly but now seemed to be back to full health, thank God. But perhaps it had changed her, she’d been quite uptight before but now she seemed so relaxed. We talked more about our families and ourselves. I asked her about her husband Leroy and their children. I hated not being a part of their. Clutching the bag of treats, he exited, locking the door behind him and proceeded up the street, stopping briefly to talk with Mr. and Mrs. Steinman, out for their evening constitutional, a bit late this evening since darkness had already fallen.Moving on, he thought about the neighborhood and how it had changed. When he and Jenny opened the store the neighborhood had been a lot nicer. Oh, it had always been lower to middle income, but the people had been nicer then, more like real neighbors.