Of course the rather large gentleman who had been waiting for us had already managed to move our things into the trunk of the limousine. Sheb shook Bo...'s hand and gave Tracy a hug. "Lets load up folks." He said, as he held the door open for Mom and Ginny. I climbed in after, followed by Dad, and then Sheb. The seats faced each other and we were all sitting almost in a circle. I looked at Sheb, and did Mom and Ginny."Sheb, we thought you were the chauffeur?" I asked him. He cackled again in his. She dialed hisnumber. "Hello, I just have to thank you for the beautiful flowers! Youdidn't have to do that!" "I know they aren't as pretty as you are but it was all I couldthink of. I really enjoyed our visit last night. It did a world ofgood for me. I was getting depressed being alone and no one to talkto." "If you feel like talking I haven't had supper yet. We could gosomewhere nice and have a talk." "That sounds great. I'll pick you up in fifteen minutes!" She hung up then asked. It's beena long time since we've seen her laughing like she is right now."Most of the servants on the property took note of the laughter coming fromthe garden. It didn't interrupt the work. Charlie helped "Madame" as hebegan calling her helped her pile up the weeds and the brush that theymanaged to clear.Mrs. Windham spent part of the time making fun of Charlie's Irish accent.Each time, she corrected his poor grammar and tried to get him to speakproperly. Charlie didn't seem to mind.He suddenly. Tomorrow they would launch Operation Uncovered, but for tonight they would simply rejoice in the rekindling of their souls and have a peaceful and restful sleep.Bright and early Monday morning, soon after Bill left for work, the kitchen door opened and shut followed by the warm and familiar voice of Stella. "Howdy neighbor," she said cautiously. She looked at Debbie who was sitting with her coffee cup and who now had a smile on her face. "Well," Stella said, "that's a much better expression.