"Hi, Link," I said.He looked up from his food."Oh. Hey, Stella," he responded.I did a scan of the room."Are you waiting for somebody?" I asked.He shoo...k his head."No," he said, "I'm here alone."It didn't make sense to me why he wasn't at the table with the other university kids. When I asked, his reply was, "They don't like me. It's best if I sit here."Now, I knew that Link was a bit of an outcast, I just didn't know it affected him that badly. Poor thing should have been able to sit with. Mary retrieved a small cassette recorder from her desk draw and pressed the record button. She began to examine the jewellery in greater detail. As Mary studied the necklace she would speak into the recorder."The Pendant itself is 8cm in circumference and 2cm in thickness, it has been designed in the shape of an eye with the centre piece having been crafted from an unusual green gem." It looks like an emerald but has an almost luminescent quality about it."A very unusual design she thought. They were retirees and while they were high handicappers, they were fast players and pleasant company. Matt had a good round of 82 which surprised him a little since he hadn't played golf in over two months. On the way home he thought he should play a little more and take advantage of the nice weather in Florida.The weather Saturday evening was ideal: 76 and low humidity. Because of a family crisis Jack had to bow out of going to the play but he insisted that Matt should go. It was one thing to. . yes... Miss... y-yes... ssss!“„Yu don't just kneel like a half-death sheep...“Tthhhhwwaaccckkkkk!„Aaaaghhh... aaaaghhhh... no, Miss... I... aaaghh... beg pardon... M-Miss...“Miss Judith re-looped her strap to her wrist and smiled broadly at Quentin.„I hope I haven't disturbed your morning too much, Mr Osman,“ she said, eyes glinting merrily.„No... No... Mis Judith. That's quite alright,“ answered Quentin. „Always ready to be of service.“„I might have to bring her back tomorrow. Would that be.