So things will definitely be a little confusing (and surprises/themes ruined) if it is skipped over. PRELUDES is the follow-up and it deals with a cru...ial stretch of time that led to where Prom began. It weaves the two series together and fills in a lot of missing details and untold storylines that help explain how the events of Prom occurred and why Rachel may have acted in the ways that she did. Now, for those of you who are all caught up, welcome back! SENIOR WEEK (as you can probably guess). We smiled and went back to the party. We were teased if we went to the nearby city to get the coal by the landlady. We made up some story instantly that we didn’t find the stool/ladder.We smiled looking at each other in the corner of the eye. Meanwhile, the landlady has gulped one bottle of white wine completely. We enjoyed chicken, lamb, and veggies. Joanne and I finished one more bottle of red wine. Whilst Joanne was washing some utensils at my home, I cleaned up the mess in the. ”Larry hesitated for a moment. “I already have. We met up on the morning following our meeting as a matter of fact.”Ian was clearly taken aback. “She never mentioned anything to me about it.”Larry explained as best he could about the meeting.“What did she say? What did you do?” Ian asked agitatedly.“We didn’t do anything,” Larry lied. “We just talked. Helen told me what she was looking for and I told her what I had to offer.”“W... what is she looking for?”“As I told your wife, any discussions I. He was mildly interested and looked forward to perhaps meeting her again at the Spring Ball to be held the following April. Anyway, the portrait arrived and Tschaikov explained the girl portrayed was named Ingrid from Kesse, a small country 340 miles to the north. ‘She has seen a portrait of you, my Lord, and she is anxious for your reply,’ he said. ‘I have not said this before about any of the previous women whose portrait you have seen, but from the information I have gathered, I think this.