You’re safe.”~~~~~***~~~~~HOURS LATER…Angela Werdan, wife of Governor Werdan and mother of Michaela, rushed into the hospital with bodyguards hu...tling to keep pace. “Miss Werdan --” A nurse tried to stop her, but she was like a heat-seeking missile bent on its target. Angela flew into the ward where she’d been told her daughter and husband were recovering. She found them lying side by side in two hospital beds, their hands interlocked. “Mom!” Michaela broke down into tears, sobbing. "We tell them nothing. If it doesn't work out, they'll be none the wiser." They'll work it out themselves."She thought back to the bit of theater they'd performed three weeks ago. 'Three weeks? Only three weeks?'"You're probably right about that, but let's just keep it low key around them." You were always the smart one, Abby. I'll try to keep it easygoing and non-committal." So we don't sit together in shul yet, do we?" No, you'd better stay in your present seat."David had been fidgeting. The. But even if we catch all of them, more will come. The fanatics among their leaders will try again, and again. I think we must take both an immediate action to stop this wave of poisoners, and we must also take a long view. Somehow we must stop those who are sending the poison!*CBW Counter measures*"There's no quick and easy solution," Michael commented, immediately berating himself mentally stating the obvious. "While I'm spouting cliche's, I should also stay that we have to be right all the. I felt like I was sitting in a room of black satin on a cushion of black satin. There were no sounds and there was no hot or cold. It was total deprivation of all my senses. I listened to nothing hoping to hear something. I looked at nothing hoping to see something. All that came at me was that I was alone and there was nothing for me to feel, say or do. I wondered where I was and stood. I didn't really stand. I had the feeling I stood, but no motion could be detected and not even a breeze.