I was sat in my office looking out of the window and wondering where she was right now, was she even alive? Would she remember me if I found her? I ti...ped the bottle to my lips and drained the last of it. Empty. I didn’t know when I’d be able to afford anymore. I leaned back in my chair and closed my eyes as the gaslights flared to life in the street outside. New Year’s Eve. Three hours until a new year, not that 1892 was likely to bring anything different for me, not unless it brought Olivia. After canceling it, we picked up our supplies, and I created a new field around it before we left.Since the moon didn’t set until a half-hour after midnight or so, we had been able to make good time both returning to the Baldwin Lake Road area and on our return trip to our camp. It had also aided us in our reconnaissance even though it was only a quarter moon. We had adjusted our eyesight so that it made things nearly as visible as daytime. On returning to our camp, we made another meal of. She was instantly hired to assist.Dorothy with keeping the cabins clean and orderly and to feed John his daily dose of mother’s milk.Allison and Brittany were just a couple of silicone laden, huge breasted beach bunnies who wanted to be hired onboard as crew. They had done literally everything together for the past five years so they did their interview together, expertly double teaming John. He did not object to the attention they bestowed on him..Destiney walked onboard for her interview and. “It’s over. You’ve been gone for months.” “I’ve been thinking about you constantly. I had to wait to come see you because I didn’t want you to get the impression I wasn’t taking this seriously. You were so angry with me.” “I proposed to you, Hayley. You freaked out.” “I know.” That wasn’t the part that made him angry, though. He’d taken me out to dinner, to the restaurant near my apartment where we’d shared our first date. We were celebrating our two year anniversary and everything had been.