Cassie was already past him and dashing into the living room."There you are, Miss Kendall!" Harry said with obvious relief in his voice. "Could you te...l me, please, what..."She ignored him and ran right up to Mai Ling. She spun the young woman around and shook her. "Snap out of it!" Cassie cried. "Don't do it! Whatever he wanted! Don't do it!"Harry gave Cassie a very puzzled look. "Miss Kendall, what on Earth are you doing?"Ned burst into the room from the kitchen. "Mai Ling! Don't listen to. If you have noticed that I seldom refer to the “future” in my journal, it is more because I have an underlying sense of caution about venturing into that unknown land of indefinite possibilities. I suspect that any tinkering with future circumstances even in the slightest will result in an alternate dimension in my current reality in 2015.One example of that is the unintended consequence of regressing biologically in terms of age in a like and equal time in the current time period. It was. "The door opened and several people came in. Darlene coaxed them into buying raffle tickets while I handed out the flyers. At last we were alone again."It seems this is my weekend to have any number of new experiences. I just hope we can just get through this afternoon without being found out. I'm ready for some good home cooking, and I'm not talking about the spaghetti dinner in the church kitchen!" I'm getting a bit ravenous myself, but I hope my skirt is hiding it. Jenny, my love, about all. I wasn’t looking forward to the long wait.I was wandering around looking for somewhere to sit down and wait when I was approached by a security man. He asked me for my passport and travel documents. After he’d looked at them he pointed his gun at me and directed me to an office that had a man, who looked as if he could be a sergeant, working on a PC. The guard who took me there said some thing to the sergeant then left. The sergeant kept me waiting for ages before finally looking up at me..