I couldn’t imagine how I’d made such a stupid mistake. I started trying to think how I could retrieve the right book from the cloakroom and what s...rt of excuse I could use to bring it back into the meeting.Then there was the explosion.All hell broke loose in the meeting room. The Prime Minister’s close protection officers cleared her out of the place through the French windows that opened out onto the golf course. I reckon there couldn’t have been more than five minutes between the explosion. ?The normal club patrons were up front hooting and hollering while themore well-to-do men were sitting in the reclining chairs in the back.? She could barely see through the thickcigarette smoke, but she could tell that none of the chairs were reclined;every man, be they in business suit or dirty t-shirt, was watching thebeautiful woman with the long dark brown hair, toned legs and arms, slim waist,and large perfect breasts which were heaving from her exertions.? She had chosen a long routine,. ) "Hey Dave!" I called as I saw him come around the corner."Paul!" he said as he jogged across the street up to me with his backpack swinging back and forth at his side. "What's up man?" I asked. "Not much, dude" he said, slightly out of breath "Man, I don't want togo to school today!" Me either!" I replied "Not even! But I have an Algebra test today."We walked a block or so more then Dave suddenly broke the silence:"Hey! Why don't we just skip school today?"I stopped and turned to look at. I wasn't quite certain what to say, but Weena cut that Gordian knot."Are you quite okay?" she asked.Mum smiled. "I'll never be any younger. And that experience sure took it out of me. I still get tired, and it's nearly two weeks."Weena reverted to being a professional. "Was there any necrosis?" The doctor said less than he expected. It must have been a young snake ... or it had struck something recently. It wasn't fun."Weena picked up Sarah and they went inside. "I guess we get to carry the.