Yes, mom!” replied Jessie with a resigned sigh. The girl then jumped up and gave her mother a big hug and a kiss and added, “Love you, mom!”“L...ve you too, sweetheart” said Glenda then she disappeared off out the door to whatever the evening held for her down at the church.That meeting down at the church lasted way more than just one hour and by the time Glenda Harper got home her daughter was well asleep in bed. She gave her girl a gentle kiss on the cheek before heading off to bed herself. As. I had a lot of help from Bucky. Everything spun in dizzy circles.As we went by the nurse's station the doctor was talking into the phone. "I do believe that man is talking to the wrong people." Bucky's voice brought me back to the present. He eased me down into a wheel chair parked by the nurse's desk. I leaned back, sighed and slumped forward.When we got to the elevator he pushed the down button and we waited. A few moments later the door slid open and two cops with drawn guns started out.. Dan and Mom both stop and turn our way both yell, "go to bed." I turn her around as Mom asks what we wanted together we both say "food." Again they say "go to bed." Dan grabs two apples and two bananas tosses them to us and says "good night."As we walk back to our rooms eating our snacks Jen asks if I thought we were in trouble. I don't think so they were having too much fun.Next morning Dan is gone already but Mom is waiting for us she is not mad every thing is cool and she has decided to. (Yahiko gives the house an angry glare. Inside, Yutarou sits on his bed, staring at the floor. Meanwhile, in the garden, Tsukayama and Kenshin are deep in conversation.)Tsukayama: If you remember, in the sudden change of lifestyle after the Meiji era began, I had no connections. As a lower samurai, all I had was a good eye for swords, so I became a swords merchant. They were a great success overseas. It made my fortune when a lot of samurai were ruined. If they saw my way of life they'd call me.