Those damn eyes were burnt into my soul.I stood there quiet for a moment, my mouth completely dry; unable to swallow. This was the moment I had been w...iting for. The other life."Are you a Jehovah’s Witness?" Her question hit like the joke it was, right in my heart.That was when I began blubbering, "Maude, I'm from the future."For a moment though she looked completely unamused before she burst into laughter.“From the future, that’s a good one!”"Right then. Who's the president in whatever year it. "...Id much rather be sitting with you in the living room, maybe watching a scary movie of something." Mmm, with some chocolates and red wine?" Mom adds."Heh, yea. I'd be down." You smile, perking up in your seat."Well, maybe sometime next week when we have more time we can do that. Anywho, your Aunt's been working very hard with this and she loves to put on a good party every once in a while." Yea, i guess your right."You finally side with her. "I hope the food is good at least. You think. We were quickly waved through ahead of other wagons there."In Savannah, we used a real manure wagon to inspect the area where the British were storing their supplies. We weren't bothered there either," I told Seth.We drove to the end of Market Street and turned left onto what Seth told us was a part of Fell Street. We had already passed a number of large brick warehouses. There were more warehouses south of Fell Street, either end of which ran at an angle to the part of the street that we were. .. " he siadi know what he was trying to say,so i interrupted him and i siad" Dont worry of any thing, our flat is wide and everythin is gonna be good bro "so he came to my house as i planned to residing him in my room, asmy sister reside in her own roombut he was much restricted and confined, if he wants to go to WC, he should ask me to tell my sister to go to her roomin the fact, this is right, but he lives with me with no freedom, as the days go by, i felt bad for him, and i tried to make.