The new chapters have been sent to the Moderators for posting.
This week's chapters open with Maureen and Allen questioning the Wizards before confining them to their rooms for 72 hours. On Monday they begin looking for a new place to stay in the Boston area, but they quickly determine that it is too expensive, before considering other areas.
Monday for those in the Boston FBI wasn't a good day. A lot of time and energy were expended trying to reach the Wizards. Tuesday is even worse, as they are invaded by a group of Paranormal protestors looking for free face time with the media.
Early on Tuesday, Maureen and Allen transfer to the Hardtrick farm to inquire about places to stay. Following explaining everything, Max has a suggestion of where they could stay.
On transferring to the Duffield farm, Sam has a cabin they can rent, and they will drive Allen's car there. Later back at the hotel in Boston, they discover the problem with driving the best route means they need to travel on the Massachesett's Turnpike - a toll road. Also for a distance on the New York Thruway - another toll road. They need a license plate and a transponder that is not registered to them to do that. How to get one is the problem.
Maureen soon realizes where they can get what they need and that it wouldn't be missed or reported as stolen. Allen eventually realizes that he knows the address and where it is.
Enjoy these two chapters.
Unfortunately, there will be another interruption to posting chapters of this story. In a few days I go into the hospital for colon surgery, having been diagnosed with colon cancer. I expect to spend most of a week in the hospital. The recovery time from this is four to five weeks, I have been told, but don't know how I will be feeling during this time.
My Senior Editor is having health problems also, so I am down to one editor, who is doing his best. The writing of the story is finished, and the editing is close to being finished. I will post the next two chapters as soon as I am able, but it will have to be after I am out of the hospital. Your understanding in this matter is appreciated.
Keep Well,
uncle jim