" My Mom said."It's not a problem at all. I know my Bobby is so excited. Now let's get moving." Ms. Heart said. After two hours of moving boxes we wer... finally finished. I never realized how much stuff I had. "That's it." I said. "I'm going to miss you so much." My Mom said as she gave me a hug. "I going to miss you, too." I'll take good care of him. Now Jeff, let's get going." Ms. Heart said. After one last hug I got into Ms. Heart truck and off we went. Little did I know my life was about to. She was pale, weak, and riven hot with fever, barely able to stand. Again, Briant had despatched her off to the Inn, a private room for both innocent victims, full board and nursing care. Handley the coachman was reminded, with a disarming smile, to “get receipts for all, John, and no adding a sly penny here or there, I know the price of eggs”.“Aye my Lord,” his long-serving servant had grinned in reply.Revisiting them now, two days after their release, he notes, both patients are doing as well. My shadow was flung, dancing madly, against the far wall. A crouching figure shrouded in black passed my right side and then whirled to face me. I stood taller on the stool, but the cloak and posture made it hard to discern our relative heights. I looked down on a bronzed mask. In the dim light I couldn't tell if it was real bronze or just painted, but it didn't matter. I gasped."If you take your hand from the loop," whispered the voice, "it ends. That is your signale." That was the synonym for. "Well, well, well. Look who's here. I didn't take you for aneavesdropper. How much of that did you listen?" he said twisting herwrist."Dan let me go. You're hurting me." How long have been listening to me?" I didn't listen anything. I just came now to find John. Dan please letme go....Awww."Dan freed her from his grip. Ivy took back her hand and held it with herother hand in pain. She was almost in tears."You won't tell a soul about this. Otherwise your brother's gonna bekicked out of school.