Apparently the Point is ‘the point between two worlds’, as Ronan put it. Now that she’s paying attention, the forest does seem antithetic; ice c...ystals consuming everything, snow glittering despite lack of sunshine.“How did you know my mother?”“I didn’t.”“But you know of her,” she insists. He doesn’t reply. “Why did you come back for me?”“This will go a lot faster if you stop asking questions.” Karina glances at Ronan, noticing his eyes are green like hers. His black hair is short, matching his. As he mowed and edged the lawn yesterday, I've put out the garden furniture. I'll bring the teapot out in just a minute."We'd not been in their garden before; it was a small but colourful haven of peace and quiet, a riot of colour as the roses fought with the well-stocked herbaceous border for dominance. It was all neat and tidy; it was clear that some hard work had recently taken place.Alastair was sitting on a rustic bench guarding a table of goodies from insect invasion. Through the gauze. Uh ... still har ... still inside me." Sally whispered. She wasn't sure what to do."I know, mom. We still have many stops before we have to get off ... the train." Lenny had only one thing on his mind at this point. As to explain his plan to his mother he thrust up his hips. Sally moaned softly as she looked around. While the train was no longer packed, there were still a few people in the car. Thankfully no one seamed to be watching them. Shifting slightly Sally was able to slide a little. It seemed they had no routine other than sit around playing cards or drinking. The Mayor understood that they had fought on the Russian front and had lost a lot of men. Only about three hundred were based on the island, all that remained of the original regiment. Being based here was a sort of rest period for them. When asked how many Germans were at the village, he had replied 30 black shirts, meaning SS, and two radio operators who wear brown uniforms With the Prof in attendance he got the.