I spent the better part of two hours sailing up and down the coastline. I searched for things of interest. I stayed high enough, so that I could work ... long glide into the flight. I was practicing for the day I lost the engine.I mean, I didn't have an aircraft mechanic on site. What I had managed was a to get the name of a lawn mower mechanic, who would come to the field to work on the Honda engine according to EZ. Even so I had to get down if it died, so I practiced gliding to a dead stick. She was ready to unload on Martha. At first, she wasgoing to say some hurtful things. Then she calmed down. Then shethought about something else she could say to Martha. Something thatwould hurt more than any angry words.Before she could say what she longed to say, Aaron arrived back at thehouse. While Beth and Martha were at lunch Aaron went to the airport topick up his sister who had flown in from New Hampshire.Aaron's sister Laura was married to a Naval Officer stationed atPortsmouth. ” Treya raised her voice. “Marco, we have to get going. We can’t keep waiting for the others to get back; it’ll take too long.”“I need something to carry that lamp. I ran out of room in the sacks.”Shavala didn’t have any other bags with her, so she set her quiver near the staff and shrugged off her coat, handing it to him. “Here, use this.”He nodded. “I’ll be back.”“Wait,” Treya said. “Where’s Bobo?”“I don’t know.”“He went to look at the rooms on the western side that we haven’t gotten to yet,”. Can you come over?" What do you need to talk about?" I said, trying to get her to talk over the phone."Could you please come over?" Hold on. I need to check with my parents." I put the phone down.I found my parents working in the backyard."Laura wants me to come over to her house to talk. Could I get a ride over?" I need a break anyway," Dad said.I returned to the phone and said to Laura, "I'll be over soon." Thank you."Maybe Laura was quitting? What if her quitting started the ball going down.