“Well, you’ve finished with customs, I see, and so baggage is next,” Inga assured me while Magda held hands with me the whole way to baggage cla...m.“So, as I understand it, I have ninety days to file for temporary residency, or else I’m tossed out of here, deported. I imagine that I’ll get that done as quickly as I can, mind you,” I chuckled, knowing that with my good legal mind, it should be easy peasy.“What all did you take with you? It doesn’t seem very much. But then you always liked to. "As his brother and sisters murmured their agreement, everyone in earshot found themselves getting teary eyed too."I suppose the triplets can't sense their dad because the doctors have him heavily sedated," I very quietly muttered to Missy."You could be right," she whispered back. "Thank you for doing that. The triplets have been frantic most of the night, and it's been all I could do keep them even half calm."I tried to project a thought to Mercy in Vegas, but then realized that Sue was. Even though she was wearing woollen tights under her skirt and a jacket, that and her knee-length boots did little to thaw the cold air around her.Steve looked mockingly at her as she squeezed her knees together and, looking straight at him said, “Brrrr, it’s cold.”She smiled, having noticed his quick smile. He was attractive, casually dressed in jeans and runners, warm eyes and big hands.“Don’t be such a wuss,” he chuckled. She liked him immediately and could see the feeling was mutual.For a. I bent over with my hands on my knees, trying to get more oxygen into mylungs. I wasn't sure that I was going to be able to do this."And you thought you were in good shape, huh?" Kate half-said, half-laughed next to me. It made me laugh too, which didn't help my lack ofoxygen at all. "Don't worry, by the end of next week we'll have youbelting out the lyrics and dancing at the same time. Just you wait."I sighed while standing up straight. I wasn't looking forward tochoreography anymore.---That.