Since they were walking they found the tiny burned stubs that remained of the bushes. They would have ridden right by if seated high up in the wagons,...so small were the stumps.It was Maeve that found the spot. She let out such a whoop that her mules reared up. After calming the animals, the chagrinned Maeve pulled two shovels from her wagon and the women commenced to digging.Several feet down the earth began to ooze like loose batter in a bowl. With renewed vigor the exhausted women dug deeper,. .. wanted to go and party.She really needed to get away from her parents, her dad being the big business man and her mom an author, Chase and Jordan Walker, quiet the famous couple; everyone says so. It never made much sense to Tay why they moved from the big city and made a new headquarters in Middleton, but they supposedly didn't want to raise there kids in the city with all the problems it can cause. So instead, they built a large home in Wisconsin. Tay could never figure out why they chose. "Nervous and excited," Becky said, and Jamie nodded. "What about you?" I feel the same," I said, giving each of them a big kiss."Yeah, but at least you know what to expect," Jamie said. "For us it's just a big surprise." You know most of what will happen already," I countered. "Plus, it's usually you girls keeping me off guard. I like having it the other way around, for a change." Becky stuck her tongue out at me, and Jill smacked her on the ass."Be nice to your master!" she admonished. We all. She laid the strip on a tray and then swiped Sandra's finger with a cotton ball drenched with rubbing alcohol.After she had thrown the cotton ball away, she picked up the strip again and looked at it."Okay! Your inoculation is working already," she said. She showed it to Sandra, who noticed that the paper had turned blue. "This means that the new anti-bodies are already in your bloodstream." So! I can't get sick anymore?" Sandra asked."That's right!" Susie answered. She then looked at Frederik.