Walking out the door I almost got ran over by a crowd of children following Jeremy for lessons. I found Cat and Sam in the kitchen with Ann. They were...talking about the rooms and how to decorate them.I cleared my throat, “Sam? Would you get the trauma kit? Cat, I need the plaster and bandages for a cast. Also the stronger linens to tape ribs.”After they had left I looked at Ann, “could you find someone to do a little shopping for clothing for Cassy, Jen and the girls?”Back at the pool I checked. There was a small river that ran through the corner of the park. The water was muttering as it found its way down river. Down by the river some ducks were quacking and complaining because no one was feeding them. The old mill wheel was slowly creaking and groaning as it was still turned by the water rushing over it. It was a beautiful day to walk in the park. Thankfully most of the kids our age didn’t have much to do with the park unless it was after dark. Most of them would go to the park. Before, without pause a single card was drawn from the apex and deftly turned over."The present." She stated flatly. Regarding then upon the up turned surface, the well used placard baring image of an ancient fortification. Its battlements in the act of crumbling. Thrown into cataclysmic disarray by a descending bolt of lightning."The tower" She mused cryptically. "A house divided."Reaching forward, again the elegant bejeweled hand drew one card from each end of the arch. Once selected both. The only person there was a black woman in a guard uniform, whose badge said ?Officer Indigo?. She gestured at a table. ?Put everything on that table.? I put my purse, watch and necklace on the table, and waited patiently.Officer Indigo smiled nastily. ?This is a strip search. So when I say ?everything?, I mean every pieces of clothing and jewelry, and your underwear.?Blushing, I started to unbutton my jacket. ?Then what?? Putting it on the table, I undid my blouse.?Your clothes go into one.