In this completely isolated perfection, Lydia heard someone speak human language for the first time.
Although Matilda usually wasn't much more enthusiastic than Hank Clegg, now at least she counted as a lovable person.
With this comparison, the little bit of admiration Lydia had left for Hank Clegg vanished completely.
She recounted, in bits and pieces, her experiences after becoming separated from everyone.
When she reached the part about someone knocking on the door for the first time, Hank Clegg finally interjected.
"Why did that person come looking for the prince?" His professional habits ensured he wouldn't overlook any detail.
By then, the car had arrived at Hank Clegg's temporary residence.
"Let's get down and talk," said Hank Clegg, eager to see Victoria Talkington and the baby.
Once in the living room, Victoria, who had been waiting for a long time, and the baby hurried in.
