Before the dust had settled, Ginny and I had retold the entire thing from start to finish three times.Dad and Grandpa got on the phone with Sheb and s...arted trying to convince him to get out here before tomorrow morning. Grandpa interjected that if the Citation was not in use, he probably could, but He'd have to meet it at Pitt-Greenville airport in Greenville.In the middle of all this, I thought about what I had learned today. "Where's Sheb now?" I asked."He's at our house with Violet.". Stacy was nearly ten years younger than I. In fact, she had only had her eighteenth birthday last month. As usual, Dad and Mum spoiled her rotten with a huge party and lavish gifts. She may be my little sister, but to me she was always "the brat." No matter how nice I was to her, she would always make some snotty comment and show me up. We just did not get along at all.I swayed as the stairs spun about me and I had to steady myself with the banister. Taking a deep breath, I carefully placed one. ”“And the red warning text whenever you looked at a holo?”“Well ... yes,” she said, “but you can usually get another Sol or so out of a charge when that starts to appear.”“It only takes ten minutes to charge a commer, Yank,” he said, exasperated.Another shrug. “Sometimes things slip my mind,” she said. “What’s the big deal?”Again, he had to remind himself that she did not really know what was going on. “No big deal,” he said. “At least not now.”By this time the two Norcals had made their way up. He had taken to thinking of him as General 'Call me Bob' Cavendish. He grinned. As casual as the general may have seemed, he was a very smart man. He had quickly taken control of the base and gotten it ready for the invasion of soldiers that soon followed.Where the US had come up with so many qualified pilots was a mystery to Richard. Nevertheless, over half the copters were manned and crewed by qualified people. Supplies were being flown in daily, even trucks started to roll in with a.