The people in the Russian zone walked around like zombies afraid to make any noise because it would draw attention to them from the mostly drunken Rus...ian soldiers.In the American zone, the people were most hopeful because the Americans were paying them with a reliable currency and arranging tents for those left homeless by the shelling. The Americans through the Red Cross and other organizations arranged soup kitchens for the hungry and distributed clothing and bedding for the survivors as. See when the health clinic will release you and we’ll decorate the room and freshen things up a bit.? By the beginning of November they’d moved in although they still had regular appointments with Carol.?The injury claim solicitors did their job, a job made easier by the TED machine, to get an agreed award for Sharon. 10,000 credits each from Mr. Eccles, Mr. Matthews the teachers who tormented her most at school, 10,000 from the headmaster for not stopping the excessive punishment and 20,000. “It’s just getting started so there won’t be any meat on for a while, but you can go grab yourself a beer from the fridge.” “Cheers man, I will do.” I stepped passed Andrew towards the French doors. As I did this they slid open to reveal the slim, toned and tanned Laura. She smiled and began to walk towards a sun lounger in their garden. She stroked my arm and winked as she passed me. 'What was that wink for,' I wondered. I shook it off, just happy to see her again. I reached for the fridge. After lunch, Mom sat down with Peggy, and they talked for a couple of hours. Then they went to her home.I'd spent the day much as I had Saturday with Tish and Dylan. When I got home, Dad ordered pizza, and I did some reading I had been putting off. I finished up my reading and then joined Dad for the Sunday night football game.Towards the third quarter, I heard Mom come home. She had Peggy with her along with a couple of bags. I was directed to take her bags to Greg and Angie's old room. Peggy.