But, she bit her lip as she drove to Gardbrook to pick her son up andtake him home for summer, was she doing the right thing? Those questions were al...ays in her mind, even when Harold and sheargued about it. Sooner or later, Timmy would grow up, and she wonderedif she helping him become the person he really wanted to be or the oneshe wanted him to be? And she hadn't seen Timmy for a week, andthat itself was a very difficult weaning process in the beginning also. "When did it really begin?". But that was 30 minutes ago. But after passing some trees you could finally see it in the distance. Towerson ManorYour great grandfather had been one of the original settlers on Towersfield, and since he had been a businessman before retiring here, he opened the supermarket, bank, gas station and every other essential business worth having. He became rich bought a lot of land and built himself a mansion outside of town. He died 20 years ago and left the estate to his only son, your grandfather,. Heavens know what I can do to contribute but I'll do the best I can." Replied Kris."New blood!" Exclaimed Mrs Palmer. "We need youth and new ideas to keep us moving along. You are most welcome to stay and join us."They took their seats and slowly the rest of the ladies did the same. There seemed to be about eight or nine ladies. Kris thought she recognised some faces but not their names. She only knew Martha Palmer and her mother Diane Pollock. All the others were strangers to her. Coffee was. .. uhm ... going to give Joe a tour.”“A tour,” Janet giggled.Sarah pulled me away, blushing even more. We turned a corner, no longer seen. A little ways down she stopped at a door and unlocked it. “The benefit of being a nerd girl,” she explained, pulling me into what appeared to be a closet. But what turned out to be an AV room combined with a projection booth. On the other side of a large glass opening, the lights of the room bleeding into it, was a theater. A 16mm film projector and a large.