‘We shall have to see,’ smiled Diane, but with the kind of conviction that suggested it would be no problem at all. The following morning when Har...y came down to breakfast his aunt was already on to her second coffee. She said little as she methodically filled in all the ‘across’ clues in the cryptic crossword. Diane finished those by the time Harry had started to eat and completed the ‘down’ clues a few seconds after he had finished. ‘Now Harry,’ she announced standing up, ‘Listen to this,’. The first person she saw, though, was Sharl.Charles had to free one hand to turn the knob. Kath's father had led the way, but he now was engaged in holding the storm door open for the laden. So Charles already had set one suitcase down when he heard the cry of "Sharl!"He dropped the other in time to catch the four-year-old missile which had launched itself into his arms. "I'm glad to see you, Cat," he said, "but we need to let the others in." He shifted her to a position more comfortable for. That took me to Saturday evening.Sunday was different. On arrival I had to go with the other guards, all of them, to a ‘worship’ service in the Reformatory chapel. The audio was piped to all the cells, too. Now, years later, I can tell you it was unmitigated, hypocritical bullshit. But I sat through it, biting my cheek, and tuned out the voices. My mind turned to just one of the prisoners. One with a beautiful, oval face, perfectly balanced features, and an excellent figure. Marta Novak.After. We didn't have too much to say, probably because we were on the edge of exhaustion. I tried to spot any campfires nearby but I didn't notice any at all. We were running low on firewood.Me: Why don't we save the last of the firewood for morning.Miles: Sounds like a plan. It is going to be cold though.Me: We can share a sleeping bag and cover us with the second. That should be nice and warm. We can also weight one side of the Tarp then tuck in the opposite side. That should keep our body heat.