Book1:TeDream-Maker

ewindow，MariannafounditwasnotMrs．Kaffee，butKatherihewomanwhotookrs．Kaffee’sjewelryandexpeumes．ShewasabouttotalktoherwhenKatheriookadiamfrerandthrewittoMariannathroughbothoftheircarwindows，saying，

    "It’smyfault．I’minahurry．Thisshouldtakecareofthedamages.”ShesteppedonthegasandwasabouttodriveonwhensheheardMariannasay，

    "Why，Katheri’syou!What’sthehurry?"Katheriookasedlookandsaid，

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    "Oh，it’syou,Marianna．Whatareyoudoinghere?"

    "ImetMrs.KaffeetheotherdayandsheaskedmetocateradinnerforMr.Kaffeeandhisfriendstonight．Iwasjustgoinguptoaskthemaboutthemenu．"

    "Iwouldn’tgoifIwereyou．Strahingshavebeenhappeninginthathousethesestfewdays．Itwaslikegustsofwindbeforeastorm，forebodingevil．Mr．Kaffeetookhisyadsailedawaywithoutsayingwherehewasgoingorwhenhewouldreturn.ItalllookedfishytomesoItooktheearanddroveoff．Idon’twanttogetinvolvedinthismess．Ifyou’rewise，youwoher.”Withthatshedroveawayhastily．Mariannakobeanavariciouswoman，alwaystoadyinguptoMrs．Kaffeeandsteppingonothersforherownadvaothepostofjewelry-keeper．Watghercarswiftlydisappearing，Mariannathoughtically，"Sheprobablyabsdedwiththejewelrytoo!Thiswholebunchmaybeentangledinadog-fight，whoknows?"Theurnedhercararoundabackthewayshecame.Policesirensscreamedandsquadcarswhizzedby．"Somethingmustreallyhavehappened!"shethought．

    Ohirdday，thetenthousandthfighterwascreated．heseemedtoknowhisdestinationandrantojoinhisrades-in-armsimmediately．Thetwenty-fournudebeautiessighedinreliefandcppedtheirhandsinjoyathavingfulfilledtheirseemingly