Come on Jess, lets give you want you want!? Opening the door, jumping out, Jessica follows Beth through the entrance into a long, shadowed corr...dor to a caged elevator beside a flight of stairs. ?Up there, Beth advises. ?Probably straight to the third floor, we’ll take the elevator.? Opening the cage door, stepping in the wooden, service type elevator, Beth turns a handle, jerking, rattling, the elevator slowly lifts upward. Giggling, Beth keeps her hand on the handle, glances. I want to talk to Fiona”. He left and she told me to sit in the lounge. I was worried about what she wanted me for. I was sure they hadn’t seen me Saturday.She sat opposite me. “Fiona we know you were still in the house Saturday and we know what you saw” she said. It was no use lying. While Mr Walden’s eyes appeared shut they weren’t and he saw me. “I am sorry Mrs Walden” I said. There was nothing I could say. “I promise I won’t tell anyone. Please don’t sack me” I added. She smiled. “Oh honey. Then I did some more difficult welding, repeating all the welds along the periphery and at the plate junctions from below. Once it was all ground flat it looked beautiful. I took more pictures before it all got covered in marine epoxy. I started making a ship's construction album.Next I built the superstructure on the ground to make handling the materials easier. I made it out of quarter inch chrome sheet steel over a two inch box beam frame built on twenty inch centers. The bow wall had to be. Even then my own reputation was a shield enough from those capable of touching my talent." "I left the brace at the Shadow Forge and left to join my brother, The General, in stopping a war. During the fighting for Sadoc- Min a squire protecting his knight caught my off balance and ran a battle standard, flag and all, through my left forearm. They cut it off to keep me from dying." "So ashamed was I that returned to the Shadow Forge. While lamenting my fate a voice called out to me. Not just a.