For you and Katie, the note said. Relax and be pampered. 'Wow, Katie will freak over this. She is always going on about that place. I am going next do...r to tell her'When Amy had left the room Susan looked strangely at Jade. 'What?' The girl asked.'Jade, I am your mother. I gave birth to you and have watched you grow for the last 16, almost 17 years. Something doesn't add up here.''I don't know what you mean.' Jade said trying not to return her mother's gaze.'Amy gets all of that and you don't. Big time.’ She winked at him, before she rose to go. * * * * * William looked up from his reading, as he heard the announcement to fasten seat belts. They were about to land and Tracy was asleep with her head on his shoulder. ‘Buckle up, Kitten. We are close to landing.’ Tracy smiled with her eyes still closed and said, ‘I dreamt we had a little boy, and he kept saying ‘look mommy, look at me!’ as he was running around on a grassy field.’ William rubbed her cheek with his thumb. The thought. I'm just so worried and angry right now!" Notice how she deftly steered the conversation back to her. It went on like this for awhile till the nurse came in and said I needed to rest.I didn't break any bones, but I did dislocate my shoulder and bounce my head pretty hard (damn near split my helmet in two). The doctor said I could go home in a day, they just wanted to observe me for a while (said I had a concussion).It was a week before I finally got out of there. The first night I started. THE LAMIA.Empty Moors.---------------------The Scottish moors are bright with purple heather in the late autumn. Two months later the color is gone and the cold grips the huddled hawthorn and heather. The wind blows, cutting through to the bone over the lonely stretches of wasteland that seems to belong to no one. Occasional gusts carry snow that is too impatient to settle. It just wisps across the browning reeds and bare heather. Sheep farms cling to the landscape like grey huddles of.