Leave us alone, or we'll have to get the police involvedagain." Don't you want your tea?" Good bye." Before you go, Charlie," he said."What?" I just w...nted you to know that I worked out how to do what you did. Iknow how you stole my body and my life. More importantly, I want you toknow that I can reverse it. Think about that when you call the police." Helifted his sandwich and dismissed me. "Off you go. Make the most of it."Chris was still out at the factory when I got home, the house was. “It sure feels good to sit down,” she says, stretching out her long legs. She still has her sun glasses on.Still sitting on the side of the road, Adam repeats, “So, where are you going?” He might as well stay in character.“Don’t know yet,” she answers. “I’m just getting as far from here as I can.” He looks at her then throws the truck in gear. She turns to him and asks, “Where are you heading?”“Well, I’m not sure myself,” he says. “I’m just out for a drive.”“That’s nice,” Paula remarks. “I. Perhaps we could cuddle a bit at bedtime -- that's about all I think I can handle."Rachel looked like she was about to cry, and I felt bad for her. I waved her off -- she didn't need her nose rubbed in this.But Faye turned her attention elsewhere at that point, so Rachel didn't leave. "What about Nick and Elise?"Roger shrugged. "At first, I was concerned -- Nick seemed to be pressing pretty hard -- but Elise is responding well..." The couple was on the couch -- and Elise was cuddled up, naked.. ”“It was all in Greek, right?”“Yes, because that was the language of the eastern part of the Roman Empire. When the faith spread outside the empire, or the empire shrank, the local churches acted pretty much similarly to how we have here — they started in Greek and over a few generations switched to the local common tongue. We started in Slavonic and Russian, and now we use English. When the faith came to some new place, everything was translated, so you have the Divine Liturgy in Japanese,.