Regardless of the reasoning she had a sneaking suspicion this party was about to get interesting. ‘Well, that guy from the Phoenix branch was a bit...amusing to talk to. I think his name was Michael?’ ‘You are correct. Let’s go talk to him.’ The two of them headed back into the living room. There were far fewer people there now as only about ten or so of the guests remained. It seemed like all of the women had left and the few men were mingling amongst themselves. Michael was standing on the. He still hasn't found the plug for the computer, and it was that councillor's idea that, the one man who could do all those things, their general manager, had been sent to the local coffee shop to bring morning tea for the staff. Because it had been his idea, and council voted on it, he lost the sales of two high end luxury cars.David, who knew it was all going to happen, let it.That Council mindset leads to...Firstly, council members lost their ability of selecting staff members or any direct. Mrs. Romanowski had been a Nurse for about twenty-five years, working at Midtown Hospital. Her hair was a honey blonde and he was sure she hadn't gained more than ten pounds in as many years.He knew from what Rachel had told him, that her Mother had been a widow for over ten years. It was quite surprising, at least to him, that the woman hadn't remarried in all that time. Maybe it was because of a sense of responsibility to give her daughter all of her attention, he thought, to make up for her. Knowing Holly and his mother would be safe; Jeff kneeled down to wake Sara. When Jeff touched Sara's shoulder, her eyes flew awake, fear evident in them. When she saw Jeff, the fear left her face, the familiarity calming her. Jeff pulled her to him, reassuring her that she was safe."What happened? Where are we? Where are the others?" she asked, the questions spilling from her still-trembling lips."Whoa, take it easy baby, and we'll tell you," Jeff told her, smiling with relief. Jeff and Diana.