”The workers stopped for a moment when they had heard me say that, as most of the wood for the village was made to build replacements of boats or fo... the various homes in the village.He thought for a moment, then replied, “Drovak is in the mill overseeing some of the trainees, much like when you had been here.”I nodded and gave my thanks, before I started for the mill. It had been quite some time since I had been here, and I felt slightly nostalgic as I approached the building. I could remember. Paula grabbed his hand. ‘Come on, let’s dance,’ she said. ‘We can talk later.’ ‘But it’s a fast dance,’ Bobby protested. ‘I can’t fast dance. I’ll look like an idiot.’ ‘Just jump around,’ Paula said, smiling, ‘Nobody will notice.’ Bobby did as she suggested, and apparently didn’t look too bad. At least nobody seemed to be staring at him. Of course, he was so busy staring at Paula he probably wouldn’t have noticed anyone staring at him anyhow. She was, to his eyes, poetry in motion. Her lithe. Everything will work out. Tell yourself that. Everything will work out."I'm better now. Maybe some of this is my hormones raging. I'll see you tomorrow, Noah. I'm looking forward to it."So am I. Good night, Rachel.Noah pressed the button marked R Drummond. "Noah?" came her voice through the intercom."Yes, it's me." I'll be right down."She stepped through the lobby door wearing a lightweight, yellow cotton dress. "Is this okay?" she asked as she modeled her dress."It's fine." I've had this for. It was, of course, leftovers from Thanksgiving dinner. We would have more Saturday when they would celebrate again with us.After supper, Jimmy and Aaron left separately. It appeared that both had dates. We stayed at the house with Agnes’ parents. Agnes and her mother went over a few more things for the wedding though were only confirming what they had already decided. It was late when her brothers returned and we all went to bed. About twenty minutes later, Agnes joined me. We slept happily.
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