The way it looked. She loved everything about it. When she saw rain she never felt depressed or sad, instead she would feel an overwhelming feeling of...peace. That of course had to be because of her mother. Elle Williams had been a generous and somewhat eccentric woman. Everyone in Gray Village had loved her. She was never angry, never afraid. She constantly helped others and could bring a smile to the lips of even a person with a heart of stone. One thing that everyone knew about Elle, was that. . graduated an Officer in 1911... U7 was my first command." And ran it onto a sandbar? That's bad luck! What were you fishing for in those waters, crabs?" I cannot tell you." Dammit, man, the German Navy?"Rolf shrugged. "It seemed a good idea at the time," he told Yvgeny."I met him later," said the Admiral, "when we occupied Latvia in 1940. They had a small Navy and I was sent to Libau to find out what we could incorporate into the Soviet Fleet. Rolf Talsii was a Rear Admiral in charge of the. He was so generous that he agreed to everything what I said. He said ok dear whatever you say. I really liked his kind gesture. He takes very good care of me that’s why I like him.”“Hmmm sounds interesting, so my child did you do anything else with him? Say honestly”“Well ya mom, actually we kissed. We were alone there in the forest, he came so closer to me that I couldn’t say no. He came so close that I don’t know when my lips got locked with him. It was only after some time that I realized. A shadow appeared and moved back and forth in front of the entrance to the shelter, and she felt around in the darkness for the flash-light or something else hard that she could throw or use as a weapon. The screen-door suddenly opened and stayed open, as something or someone held it from swinging shut on its spring. A loose backpack came sliding in across the floor, followed by what looked like a bed-roll, and Sally saw the vague silhouette of a woman's body stop in the doorway, peering into.