U Tha swore again, thinking that he must have hit a submerged log. And then it struck again, this time harder. U Tha looked over the side of his small...canoe and strained to make out any shape in the dark, muddy waters. He could barely make out a large shape, perhaps a crocodile or giant fish, circling about his boat. Terrified, U Tha looked towards the shore. ‘Keh-ba,’ he cried out, ‘Is anyone there? Help!’ There was no response. U Tha looked back down into the river and saw that the creature,. He could help with maintaining the grounds and security if we need it. Until we could be sure that he can control his anger, I don’t think I would want him around the guests. I also want to get him some help with his problem,” I suggested.“That could work, but I wouldn’t want much to do with him, until I felt more comfortable around him,” Jane said.“Honestly Jane, the boy is so different when his shields came down. I wouldn’t be worried to be around him if he was here,” Fiona added.“Well he is. He wasn’t a particularly outstanding person, he was perfectly nice. He stood at six feet tall and was fairly muscular (he mentioned he boxed). His hair was short, his facial hair stubbly and on the patchy side, his eyes tired. His voice was deep and comforting. This was a seemingly average man, the kind you wouldn’t notice walking down the street but the kind you would agree to date should he have the nerve to ask.He's a nurse who works twelve-hour shifts, six days of the week. On his one day. ‘It’s a virus laddie and there’s little we can do about it. It just has to take its course,’ Doc Macdonald said with his persuasive tongue. ‘Now from memory you stock Scotch, don’t disappoint me laddie.’ ‘You’ll find a selection in the living room cabinet Dr McIntosh. Harry deduced the only advantage of this illness was Sierra had the opportunity to show her father she had at least a little of what it takes to run the newspaper operation, which was entirely separate from commercial printing.