"Miss Hoffmann!" Herr Braun... Dieter!" She felt sick as the guard continued:"Is this why you couldn't take my order? You were going to try to run to ...he west?"Erika couldn't speak. She looked at him, eyes wide with fear."Well, Miss Hoffmann?"She was shaking uncontrollably now as she slowly nodded her head."Listen," he continued, "I am the captain of the guards here. I can make it as though this never happened. Come with me back to Eisenach and it will be as if you were never here. Finish my. She decided to put off her shower until later. On such a unique kind of day, she decided to turn the tables and fix breakfast for her and Aunt Flora. She crept past the doorway to the bedroom where her aunt was still sleeping. In another few seconds she was in the kitchen.She took a look in the cupboard and saw the boxes of cereal. She shook her head. On such a day cereal from a box wouldn’t suffice. She was a professional, after all. She pulled two potatoes from the bin in the pantry and began. Many people want into the USA and marriage was one way of getting here. She told me she really respected Esau. He was a good man and did everything for her and her children. She did say he was the father of both girls: Tia, the oldest, was nine and born in Taiwan; and Mia, who is four, was born here which made her a US citizen.Chi respected Esau very much and never did anything that would disrespect him. She was raised that way in her home country. She knew he was involved in illegal activities. She wasn’t angry with him or upset anymore. She was sad. She was in mourning because she knew that things between them could never be the same again. She was in mourning for what they had had before now and because she would lose a part of Giles to the Hobbes girl forever. ‘I know,’ Giles replied. ‘But I have to.’ ‘Do you really? Do you really have to?’ she asked, rolling over and leaning on one arm. Giles was still on his back, staring up at the coffered ceiling, not facing Isabel. ‘You.