We can’t run away forever. Here will be the place for our little family.And so it was done. And something in the dark forest behind the mill smiled�...�*The child was born two months later and was named Jack. He was a healthy little thing, babbling and crying all day and night, but that made his parents only prouder. A such gift from god, they had both not expected after their dark times in the south. A healthy child who survived the first winter in the wilds was something wonderful. By this time. Somethingnagged at me I as pulled away from work and then it came back to me.Fearing that I would forget my mission mid trip to the shoe store Icontinually repeated 'men's shoes' to myself. I made it to the shoestore, one of those help yourself, discount shoe stores. The shoes atthis store were not the best quality, but I only had two criteria; Iwanted men's shoes and I wanted to deal with as few people as possible. If I tried to get help from an employee they would probably try to sellme. Planetside security will need some reinforcements, as the number of hostiles is unknown. Damn pirates are probably headed after the civilians!” Torres growled.“Understood Lieutenant! Those reinforcements have already scrambled and are inbound to the planet. ETA fifteen minutes! They’ll drop in at the villas!” the controller replied on the other side. Torres thanked the controller before she cut the line. She only prayed to God that they’d get to the villas before the pirates did.“I suppose that. Now he sat in Harriet’s company in their upstairs bedroom, holding her hand and watching the wet nurse who was feeding little Eleanor. She was three days old and from what they could see she was healthy and strong. Briefly overwhelmed with love and pride, he kissed Harriet’s hand.“I know,” she said happily, returning the pressure. “We are so lucky.”“I hope your parents will be able to make it,” Tony said offhandedly.“Oh, they will, never doubt them. Can you imagine my mother missing her first.