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Reconnaissance
The guide of a foot path lying beneath the apartment like a pointing finger to the path through the woods for the past two days, and echoes a reminder; Sunshine! Will you go and check for the first tram to the South Station in the morning! Early on Monday I was assured of a daughter's abeyance though, not without a quibble She decided, and did go out for a walk with Juan, her next door friend. On her return, she freely gave me the timetable before the departure of the train we had to catch. Moments later I scheduled alarms at fifteen minutes and half an hour in consideration of the direct lucky mistaken tram that I had jumped with my arrival a few days earlier. And, giving a quarter of an hour ample time for our scheduled departure, I set my phone alarm.
Timing
At the sound of the alarm I jumped from the couch in the living, and by a glance through the panoramic window, the hazy shy told me its story; It's early, and the sun is not bound to show up for a while still. I turned around seeking for a culprit, none of my doing, and found Anase's phone by her bags on the glass top dining room table Jumped to mind riposting words; Are you still playing the fool with
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your mind and I heard the broken record of my repetitive words; You must be honest with your mind, your bio-clock will do the rest this hour...
One minute to go
With an hour to spare, I prepared a flask of percolated coffee, I sliced a chicory, and with a little mayonnaise for taste, I took plate and coffee cup to the dining table, where I ate and sipped Drawing by my daughter at leisure. Feeling my hazy brain form a of my favored food night a stale air, I first went over to my daughter's room, stroke her cheeks with my lips over to her ear and whispered; Come get up. I withdrew and checked the twin of the other closed door, wondering how I was going to wake up Victoria. I returned to the couch and restless, to a requless flowed of time in meeting the scheduled security and passport check for the halve past seven departure with the Eurostar. I got up and went back to lie down, persistent in waking up the household. When the corpse of Nicolas walked in, on his way to the bathroom, taking the jug of coffee back to the room, leaving me assured that something was happening. One minute before halve past six, I stood by the apartment door, having sown in a deep serious voice panic with the girls moment before; We have a few minute to go. On the half hour, Victoria called out; Leave without me, I forgot... and wiggled past storming out the Elevator. Waiting with my hand resisting the cabin's closing door, Anase's Virgo/Dog with an egocentric bit was only too keen to leave her mother behind, while bright behind her eyes her light of sweetness shone.
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slipping of time
I slacked without my walking shoes, and loaded with three bags over my shoulder, we approached the 51 line platform that circled the church, and with a panic strain of voice the girls alternated; Will never make it on time. I dropped my bags on the bench, and removed them when people begun to populate the platform, deaf from getting implicates though simply to keep heads together; Why didn't you go to the bottom of the park, as asked Why can't you get up on time?
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beaming eyes seeking out the woman with who I was traveling she moved away from the flanks of the crowd, across the bare meridian to hand over her traveling documents in abeyance of his request. He waited a moment longer, until Victoria and Anase were standing side by side at the corner of the open face booth, melting into the scene, the officer became indifferent to the smooth process of checking passports. A shy grin that drew steadily across the officer's mouth, as my dilemmic words sunk into mind; I have tried. I have tried for a whole life, and I just can't get that right. He didn't glance at the documents that were handed to him, as we were in the limelight of the moment, I preoccupied and not conscious of the audience, until the girls stepped on, and left me to follow them.
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Anase. A short while later slowly the station platform moved, to accelerate along city rooftops, until struck by a sudden contrast the interior seems to light up as the glaze of the windows turned black. We emerged from the tunnels and continued to move to a slipping by city suburbs. As the house thin and for a while we watched the high-speed train move through a countryside that flits by the shadow of bridges as a reminder of our many stories to-and-fro Lille. I asked; Sunshine; Do you remember when I lived in Lille picking you up on a Friday in the Audi and returning you on the Monday and school holidays? Yes, Anase answered, and moments later a hefty conductor appeared, who I darted by sight. In his run up stopped the man, and I asked; Are there plugs in this train? Yes, but only in coach fourteen After the restaurant... he said. No sooner did I say to Anase; Come lets go over so that I can work, Anase astound me by a categoric rely; No! I want to stay here. I immediately realized that childhood stay-put phenomenon, and stayed back feeling her out, which ended by me saying; OK, I'll be in coach 14 if you come just leave everything behind, will get it just before the train pulls into London. I headed up the aisle and through the suction of opening doors, counting down the wagons. In wagon 15, I sought out the passengers. Leaned over and said to Victoria; You can change seat I'm off to 14 where there are plugs to keep me a little busy. No, Victoria answered. I'll stay here.
Arriving at destination
We're arriving, Anase said, while I had in mind that interim stop at Ebbsfleet from my days of watching the construction recollected from my days residing at High Gate in London, and since high-speed tracks had changed the course. To my surprise I
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jumped up with the entry into the darkness and tunneling our way into the station, caught by surprise Anase and me, we moved against upcoming commuters heading for the exit. At the last leg to our wagon, we waited fro people to step off before pressing on to the middle seating and fetch our bags. Stepping down there was no Victoria to be seen. Only assured we were behind, we moved on and glancing back. We emerged into the station, dropping a mounting anger feeling Victoria covering her tracks. Walking the length of the concourse leading to the Underground, I abandoned searching for her. Turned the wide staircase, behind the ancient archways, there at the bottom by the ticket distributors and ticket windows with a gaze she turned circles. As we approached she repeated; We have to find the Underground we have to get over to Paddington station we have to get tickets how we going to pay?
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which turned into a shouting match across the length of a row of desks running out of sight not letting go the man wild in his zoological cage. As I suggested to the girls to board the early train, Victoria's Twins had tamed her Tiger, and docile, followed me climbing on board to available facing seats. For some reason, in the few minutes that followed, comfortable in a seat and advancing a departure scheduled for noon. Victoria sat across the aisle and Anase faced me. I was breathing stale air. I begun to sense the stuffy atmosphere of people that had borrowed the wagon on a long voyage and stepped off to leave behind their errant soul. We were ready to take the Great Western train for Plymouth, until an announcement threw me into doubt; Reservation holder on another train will be charged a small extra fee. We're booked on the next train, I said. As I grabbed my luggage, the girls copycat, and as if the wheels were rolling under out feet, we rushed from the middle and climbed down. I imagined the train trundling off behind us. When I sought a quiet corner to check our tickets at hand. Anase checked, Victoria checked, there was no token of a reservation. We tracked back our steps downhearted by the conductor's scarce to abandon our seats. Down the aisle we sought our place, taken in the meantime, and were once again foreigners by the separation of Victoria a seat behind across the way and Anase next to me.
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