The good thing about the desk phone setup was the phone went to speaker phone mode that meant we were hearing more than we would have than if it were ...coming through the receiver.I asked Jenny to pull up the cameras from the gym. Mercy and Lorrie were already doing the same thing.I was listening as intently as I could, trying to pick apart the conversations coming over the phone. "I think he is dead, she killed him" was plain and clear."Wendy are you going to be ok?" was another I recognized as. Sitting on the cushions in the arisha, built on the roof of the house, Dan could see all the way along the sandy street to Assalah Square.Assalah square was exactly that, a square, with a parade of shops on all four sides. It was the hub of the town and anything you could ever need was available there. It was similar to how an English village used to be before the supermarkets had eaten everything up and undercut the little businesses until they went bust. It had fruit and veg shops, a butcher,. Kept us, she called herself Kalogakhing, she was very polite, there was no harm done to us." It is as it should be," came the response. "She was wrong to make you stay. All know this now. But that name is not right. There is only one Kalogakhing, and it is not this one. We do not use names, as we have said, but if you need name for her you may call her Ajukakhing. It means far-mother, mother who is not here but is in other place. We know that she treat you well, she say in think-together that. "What's your problem. You knew what I just told Bud as well as I did. Why do you keep feeling for edges in only one direction? Come on man, get your head out of your ass!"Our arguing must have really set old Harley on edge. I couldn't remember him ever being so loud and in your face about anything in the admittedly brief time we'd known each other."Well okay then," I muttered. I could hear Bud snickering, but at the same time I recognized his chagrin. "Feel it all over and get my head out of my.