Annie and Sara weren't as impressed with hand weeding.The rest of the summer was pretty tame, considering our lifestyle. We studied our Magic. The O'N...ill sisters were very intent on it, as they wanted to catch up to Sean and me. Sean and I worked more in the print shop now. Annie and Sara also joined us and worked in the book binding section with our Sisters. Bill and Ed were studying with Myra Stuart on the plate maker - learning the tricks of reformatting, and page layout for the plates.. ”“I’m glad. I don’t want us to split up. Not yet anyway.”“That won’t happen until Linda’s house sells. That could take months. Linda is going to tell Ken tonight that she won’t be coming back to the city. She hopes he will not cause us any trouble.”“I think that is wishful thinking. He is not going to let Linda go that easy, Jatz. We need to batten down the hatches for all-out war.”“I agree with you but unfortunately sometimes Linda thinks she lives in wonderland and she thinks that everything. She went to the maid's cart and pulled out a rectangular black plastic box. It must have been her doctor's bag because soon she was standing in front of me with a small bottle of water and two pills. "You need some rest and we more time to look around, take these." I eyed the pills and hesitated. "It's aspirin, for your headache," she said flatly.I took the pills and polished off the water. I didn't realize how thirsty I was. "Good," she said. She looked around and called to one of the shooters. “Yup! Quads this time, quints the next and a set of sextuplets to finish the set.” I replied.“Maybe I should just keep my mouth shut.”Everyone laughed at Erin’s dilemma.“Maybe you should just stick to what you do best.”I tried to sound like I was also a little on edge.“And what is that?”Erin challenged me.“Being a fantastic wife to me and Lynn and Blossom, and a wonderful mom to our kids.”“Well since you put it that way.”I kissed her lips and neck and shoulder.“Um, weren’t we having a meeting?”.