Winnie insisted on going with me to the airport because, according to her, she wanted to see me off until the last minute. She made sure Miller signed the undertaking pledge with the lawyer.
Initially, I thought Miller would refuse the idea of signing the agreement, especially when it was not his idea for me to come with him. But Miller didn't complain, he agreed to everything she said, and he listened while she warned him about misbehaving when he got to London.
In just a short while, Miller had prepared everything for the journey. I thought I had a few days or a week to prepare for the change, but within twenty-four to forty-eight hours, all the documents I needed were ready.
“Don't forget everything we discussed,” Winnie said, her voice a hushed whisper.
“I will always remember,
