He thought what I wanted to do was a neat idea and said for me to set the trailer up on another lot and he would rent it there. I told him I would pay...him for the patio awning and the shed. He laughed saying the shed wasn't worth the grass it was setting on. I disagreed but we did finally come to a deal for the awning. I gave him cash, making him very happy.I went home. The girls were piling out of Sue's car, taking their dresses to their individual places. I asked Sue to come back as soon as. She went into a trance easily and followed my suggestions to expand the basic trance to a deep hypnotic sleep. We developed milestones, symptoms that she could recognize in her trance to help guide her to this deep level of sleep. Some of the milestones were established so that she would monitor her breathing, making sure it was relaxed, slow and even; that she would monitor her heartbeat, feeling it pump through her temples as it guided her into a deep trance.I didn't take her any further than. I looked up to see she'd applied some more lipstick and somehow looked prettier.......... a woman's touch I supposed. I paid the bill and she linked her arm in mine again, all perfectly natural for her. I hadn't a clue what to do or where to go. Standing outside I knew that I wanted to head for somewhere warm and get to know my new found friend a bit more. I turned to continue my normal route home mainly out of habit and partly because we still had to find a hotel for Rachel.We stopped outside. " another racking cough interrupted Rose. "Please, do not trouble the old lady. It's just a cold."Priscilla had her hand on Rose's forehead."Just as I thought, Rose. You have a raging fever. You really need help. What is it?"The latter sentence was directed at Lydia Bennett who was holding a cup in her hands."I have prepared warm milk sweetened with honey for Mrs. Tremayne. It's an old remedy against the coughs."An alarm bell rang in Priscilla's head. She had not kept Lady Wilkes'.