.............."I can't believe you cried!" He pushed the theater door open and let me out. I shivered as I felt his hot breath sweeping across my cold...skin as I squeezed past him. "I have been following this story since I was a kid. I was bound to cry. I can hardly believe it's over..." I dabbed at my eyes, which I could feel becoming moist again. He softened up after my response, and draped his arm over my shoulder, bringing his face close to mine. "It's not over. Hogwarts will always be there. Linda asked, “Why does it say 794 feet?”Dad chuckled and said, “Because that altimeter reads your distance above sea level. The ground around this area is approximately 800 feet above sea level.”He then handed us relatively large faced wristwatches. They had an altimeter as well and a dial that could be set so we would know our distance above the ground. He said the reason we had two, one on our wrist and one in the helmet, was so that we could use the one in the helmet to set our true altitude. We got two and a half hours rest and went on a company day patrol. The road and paths were mined and booby-trapped. We didn't take fire though. We got most of our sleep as we guarded the perimeter concertina.On my third night patrol, my squad was ambushed. We were fired on for less than a minute, and then it was over. One man was wounded and went to the battalion aid station.The next day, I got Thanksgiving cards from Grandfather and Mother. I hadn't realized it was Thanksgiving. One day seemed. "I guess it sounds kind of...paranoid," Greg offered."That's right, Greg. And you are being paranoid. Even if you hadn't told me about that 'spidey sense' of yours, I would've said you're worrying over nothing at all," Simon? said forcefully. "What's the worst that could happen?" Well...I don't know...I guess as one of the firm's clients, Margo could leave and take her business elsewhere." And if she did that, do you think the senior partners would blame you?" No, I guess not. They wouldn't be.