With that, she placed in front of me an official form, I read it and immediately understood what it meant. I looked through the whole form and was sur...rised to find it had been completed, except for the section dealing with my new name. Looking at Anna, she saw my expression and told me simply,“I got these forms last week, I thought it prudent to be prepared for all eventualities. Just fill in the sections relating to your NEW name, then sign it. I'll witness it and we can get the ball rolling. Cold and crisp and sweet, I nearly cried. I was a giddy with relief. I hate driving though the mountains. I have terrible luck and I just wait for that popped tire. The borough of Trent Summit smiled at me. I mean really smiled. The place was absolutely charming. Victorian houses nestled upon delicately rolling hills and evergreen forests. Main Street with its flowery boutiques and family owned businesses. The little tots with their book bags bouncing as they run off the school bus to meet. I'd be honest with her, just like I'm being honest with you."We talked for awhile longer, but it was mostly the two of us making our positions clearer. After I got off the phone, I spent some time thinking about what Shirley had said and asked. When I was done with it, I picked up the phone and called Emily. I asked her if I could come see her and take her over to Uncle Bunny's for a talk.She was out front waiting when I pulled up. I think she knew by my face that something was wrong. We were. " No…" Spencer called back. "He said he was feeling sick so he'll be coming a bit later." He better," Gibby said under his breath. "Or else we won't be drinking clean water for too long…"* * *Immersed in water a couple floors above the kitchen, Noelle sat in a bubble bath pondering what she could possibly do to handle what she felt needed to be done. As she sat there, just breathing to herself, she looked out and saw Cat changing in the bedroom."Cat?" she called out."Yeah?" the redhead said,.