She was expected to come up with a plan on moving out because I was going to allow her six months. I told her that rent was due no later then the end ...f the first full week of a month and failure to pay would get her evicted and she would lose her deposit.She said she would think about all of it. I told her she had until 5:00 pm the next day and if she didn't bring it up, I would assume that she decided not to accept the conditions and the deal would be off the table and she would be expected. That was where most day-trippers congregated. The view and the falls were the main drawing card.The lower plateau was the town proper. Here was the business district, a row of shops and boutiques that paralleled the river. A few houses were at the lower end of the street, along with the public buildings of the town: a playhouse, a theater, a park, the local city hall, two more restaurants, a doctor's clinic and the station for the train to Seaside. There were three streets that stretched back. David piped in, yeah he's cool. Sheila still looked like she wasn't sure so David said he and his mom lived across the street and his mom would enjoy the company too. She agreed and David called Nikki, his mom, and told her that the three of us would be home soon.We gathered our things went to the rallying point and were loaded into a hummer. The roads were still closed to civilian traffic and the city was shut down, still covered in a deep blanket of snow. As we road home, Sheila asked that we. The mark of a true pirate is that he could take a Galleon with merely a Pinnace, but I was a wee bit happier with me Sloop, 'twas not much larger and holds far more loot.This new albatross what Wild Eye had left me, albeit with most of me original crew, were named the "Reluctant Virgin", and that she be in truth! Besides steering like a fat bloody sow, it took a gale to move her sails, even in the weather gauge. She had a few good guns and an ample stock of powder though, and a willing crew to.