.. Oh my God, you've been with all those women?" I told you," I said, shaking my head. "I don't talk about that." You just seemed way too comfortable,... way too good ... so very good," she said, not really focusing on our conversation anymore.I climbed up on the edge of the bed. "Leanne, we shared memories. Do you believe me?" She was still mumbling. I crawled closer. "Leanne, did you hear me?" She looked up at me. I held out my hand and she stared at it. "I'm not going to hurt you. I'll take you. There was a phone in the warehouse. Wendy called Dalmar, Dalmar called home, Ursula called the marina and called Wendy.Weird, I know. But you're dealing with Finns. It doesn't have to make sense."Yes, Ursula?" Wendy was answering."All out?" Go buy another?" Ok, got anything in mind?" Sure ... we can do that." Bye," Wendy hung up."We're going to Jake. Ursula wants a Baltic."She immediately called Dalmar, "Daddy." I know ... Daddy ... quit crying." Momma wants a Baltic." David and I will pick it. Qasim also liked to come and visit me from time to time. There were not very many educated men among his group, and he liked to chat. He thought of it as 'testing his wits against the American', but really it was just petty showmanship. He wanted me never to forget that I was the prisoner, and he was in charge. Sometimes he would bring a chess set, and we would play. I wasn't particularly good; but I knew the rules, and had some ability for thinking ahead. He seemed to enjoy it.To tell the. " Thank you, Baby." You're very welcome," Saundra replied as I hugged her and kissed her neck. "Be nice now. Here she comes," she whispered in my ear."Okay, I guess that I'll get my tools and supplies ready for that closet drywall work. Call me when breakfast is ready," I answered as I walked away in the opposite direction, not even acknowledging Sharlee's presence."So, it looks like Chuck has to pick up the afternoon shift because his co-worker came up sick. I just wanted to let you know.