I onlycaught a glimpse into the office but I saw Maggie asleep in the CEOs chairwhile a man, who I could only assume was the CEO, was asleep in one of...thechairs in front of the desk."What happened!?" I said frantically."Nothing to worry yourself about dear. The meeting was just a bit rougherthan we had thought. It's all fine now though and we should probably getgoing home," I was calmed immediately and followed Staci back down theelevator and into the parking lot where we got in the car and. “Let me continue. If we have it here on the island, we need to seriously look at the guest list. Assuming our new home is finished – at least finished enough for the two of us to move into it – we’ll realistically only have room for one other person or one couple to stay here on the island – in the cabin.”Jennifer pondered my comments for a moment. “What do you think we should do? I guess we should be prepared to have Martin stay over but does that mean we can’t have many others?”“As we came. He said that he would stay for a couple of days to see how things went when we met. I agreed to all of this. He said he'd be here in three weeks.We talked every day, even just a few minutes here and there. I found out that he used to be a Master in real life but said he still did it online. I had been curious on this subject for some time, but had never really talked or told anyone this before. We spent a couple of hours just talking of this subject one night. I asked him what seemed like a. " And she got off the phone."Now for dad." And she did it.I realized that the rest of my life I could just think about entomology, the CSIRO and the university. Society and the household would be accomodated by my new executive assistant. And I wasn't even going to protest. I had a good thing going.Turning everything over to Weena -- at least it felt like that -- took a real burden off my mind. She spent the rest of the afternoon calling real estate agents, making appointments, and then calling.