As Don walked out of the Mall exit He did not noticed that the sign over thedoor of "Ye Olde Magic Shoppe" had faded away and was replaced by anotherw...ich said "Ladies Rest Rooms".As Don walked back towards his home he decided to hide the medallion for afew days until he could find the right opportunity to give Shirley his gift.He did not want his sister Nickie to see the medallion. Nickie was one painin the neck. She was overly curious about everything and had a loose tongueto boot. Typical. Marisa turned the flashlight towards the rear where the ladder was standing against the wall. I walked towards it, and lifted it with both hands. I was surprised by its top-heavy weight, and a cat’s squall informed me why; with a scrabble, the store feline managed to stay perched on top. "RUFUS, GET DOWN!" Marisa yelled. The cat pitched the ladder in my hands as it launched itself sideways towards a shelf. Being a large cat, the landing was less than graceful and took out some of the shelf’s. She took of her glasses.‘You have been late for every history class this last two weeks.’ She said trying to look me in the eye. I avoided her look as best I could. ‘Do you not like history?’ Her voice sounded a bit nicer.‘Well I like the regular stuff.’ I said ‘You know, world war two and stuff.’‘I see.’ she said ‘Do you have a problem with me then?’‘No, not at all.’ I said stroking my neck ‘In fact you’re the best part of school.’ I looked her in those beautiful blue eyes. She smiled.‘Is that. We'll see what the owner's response is. If negative, we'll go out to Beecroft in the morning that open house is in the afternoon."We agreed to eat in the hotel and went up to their room so that we could all have a wash. We then went to the bar for a drink."Anything new with Sarah?" I asked."No," said mum. "She's 'off men', she says; she detests ECU; she loves interning at Seven. Sue reports that she's actually quite promising." Have you tried to explain that it's 'trial by ordeal'? Like law.