She was travelling too. I saw her comein and sit down. I remember I thought that she looked like a reallyclassy lady. She was wearing a suit - I me...n like jacket and skirt thesame material - a little short jacket and a short skirt. She was wearingheels and she had great legs. Like, legs with shape. I remember Ithought: 'She must work out'.She had light colored hair and it was pinned up - professional looking.She had a face like off of a fashion magazine. I remember thinking, andI thought. One beneficiary of the travel chaos, was the train system. Someone had come up with the brilliant idea of scheduling late night trains with sleeper cars among the major business destinations. The idea was that traveler would board the train at ten or eleven at night, sleep through the night, and then disembark from the train at a reasonable time in the morning. Even though the train ride might only be four or five hours in duration, the travelers weren’t asked to leave the train until seven in. I was surprised to see that even as tired as I was I hadremembered to hold my wrap-around skirt properly and I sat there with myknees together.‘Shane, if you’ll tell me, where did you learn to take guys down likethat?’ He didn't reply immediately but then looked at his boots and said,‘Australian Special Air Service, two tours in Afghanistan. Then intoprivate security work, close protection, and other stuff.’I nodded, didn't say anything, hoping Shane would say more. He didn't,so I said, ‘What. We spent an hour listening to music before we did our evening prayers. When we finished, I walked her to the border. She turned gave me a light hug in addition to her usual kiss on my cheek. I smiled and watched her walk down the hall, then went back to my room so I could get ready for bed. When I came back from brushing my teeth, Melody was waiting on the couch. I took her hand and led her into my bedroom.March 25, 1982, McKinley, Ohio“There was something different about last night,” Melody.