"Good. Talk to you again soon. Thanks for all this again," he replied.She did not text back.Despite his never-ending angst, Charlie was trying his ver... best tostay positive by looking to the future instead of dwelling on the past.He was well aware he was being na?ve, yes, because he knew it wouldtake a long time for his emotional baggage to lighten in weight. Atleast he hoped it would anyway. He thought it was bizarre how nobodybut himself and Prue would know what really happened. He now. "Hey over here Ziva," McGee waved her over to him. "Why did they take you to the side?" Ziva sat down in the chair next to him."Well my reputation precedes me, they were concerned and did a check up on whether I was legit or not," McGee nodded.After some minutes of waiting the plane had began to allow boarding. Getting in line with the rest of the people, McGee and Ziva slowly progressed to the terminal desk. Handing the receptionist their boarding passes, she scanned them with her infrared. Now I knew why. Nan told me that the car was parked outside, so I collected my luggage and we piled in the car and drove home. Nan had a lovely 2 bedroom Unit and told me that she had bought a Futon fold-out bed for me. Seeing how much I had grown, she thought that I had better take the double bed in her room and she would use the Futon, it was big enough for her. Also, because she got up early, it wouldn’t disturb me if I was having a sleep-in. When we got inside the unit, she turned. The next thing everyone realized, the ground was frozen, and so were they. The wind was whipping, and the icy temperature meant that even with Arctic dress, everyone felt the cold being exposed like this to the elements.Willa stepped forward, and, tilting her head skyward, she called out, “Angels of the wind, I am Willa, we are servants of God and in the name of Gaia and Jesus and John, we ask you to quiet the wind and open up the skies to allow the light of the sun to shine upon us.”Everyone.