There was, however, one person (and apparently only oneperson) who did notice. Every day for lunch, Jack would spend itchatting up one of the professo...s in the physics department. It was apretty good arrangement for both of them. It gave them both someone totalk to. Professor Babel was the head (and only member of) the mostmysterious branch of the physics department. Nobody seemed to know forsure what he did. Even he was reluctant to tell people. All he told Jackwas that he was working on. I’ll be in the back, with Google Maps and working out where to head for, once we’ve got clear, and if anyone hassles us. Now we just need not to find any CIA guys hanging around...”Grace gulped. She’d never driven at all. She’d watched her mum of course, and her mum had gone on about it while she risked life and limb rocketing them about in her BMW roadster. So Grace knew about apexes and racing lines and revs and irrelevant stuff like that. Though she also knew which way the wheel went. I know every piece he worked on in this city, even the hard to find ones. If you’d like, I’d be willing to give you a bit of a walk around the city. I have a few more days here, and I’ve already collected most of the photographs I was missing from my collection.”Isla was a little surprised and pleased at her good luck. An expert who wasn’t a creepy old man wanted to share all the secrets of Goya with her. She would be able to cover much more ground and learn more than she dreamed. Not to. Of course, each students name was called one at a time and they crossed the improvised stage to collect their diploma. After a dozen students had crossed, one could estimate how popular a graduate was by the level of cheers from the crowd. When it was Cherrys turn, I was not surprised to see the gold tassel on her cap, indicating that she was in the top ten percent of her class. Strangely, what took me by surprise was the crowds reaction as she crossed the stage to accept her diploma. I had.