The woman seemed to be able to predict where Leya was going, and effortlessly avoided Leya’s traps. As the woman jumped past them again, Leya though... she saw a smile on the woman’s face. And wait, was that a ... tail? Leya saw something moving behind the woman as she had bounded past. Her body had avoided the moonlight, but Leya had seen the edge of something bluish lit by the moon, although it had been unconnected to the woman. As quickly as it appeared, it disappeared.“Did you see that?” Leya. They all laughed at that, and the name stuck.Grace and Liz were impressed with both dogs, and the demonstration with Ed's daughter convinced the women that the two dogs were worth training. Grace wrote a check for the two animals, and they loaded them in the van. They hurried to pick up the second van, and Grace drove that home after all of the paperwork had been covered. Meanwhile, Liz rushed the first van home for Sue to have for the afternoon home visits.The first visit was to a less. "Now just rest, we still have a few hours to go before we get to New York," he said.She nodded and reclined her seat back and closed her eyes, a happy smile on her face."Wake up sleepyhead, we're almost home," Peter said, shaking her gently. Charlotte sat up and looked out the window. She didn't see any signs of New York just yet, but she did see that the sun had gone down and the lights of the buildings and houses were more numerous.A few minutes later the captain came over the plane's PA. Bill, uncomfortable by the attention, said, “Happy Birthday, Melissa.”Jerry reached into his pocket and pulled out a key ring. Handing it to her, he said, “It’s time for me to give you your present.”Looking at the key, Melissa asked, “What’s this?”“Well, I didn’t know how wealthy your grandmother was until recently. The estate has passed to you and Bill to share. I talked to the lawyer and he told me that it would take about a year for everything to get cleared up, but that the house could be.