" Okay, tomorrow it is. Say about twelve-thirty?" I'll see you then."Sondra felt conflicted as she hung up. Her curiosity, especially the erotic overt...ones about the society which Brenda had teased her with was again aflame, Sondra titillated to know more. Yet there were also sinister overtones from Brenda's tone of voice and her reluctance to discuss this society, almost as if there were a kind of danger involved. But, she had to admit, she was intrigued and besides, she and Brenda had been. “What do you think, boss?” They were cleaning up at the end of the workday and the boys often talked about the day’s work.“Good job.”“I meant about his royal highness stopping by for a surprise inspection. I saw him look in every opening like he was checking for flaws in our work.”“Now, don’t get upset about a surprise visit. Customers always want to check on the progress of their home. Mr. Cyning was no exception. If he was looking into every hole and crevice, I figure it was because he wanted. Felek accepted the drink gratefully. "Thank you." I want to get an early start," Anelie told him. "We've lost too much time." An actual destination would be nice." Felek took a sip. It was more warm than hot. "Maybe now that we have an actual representative of our patron Saint." He looked up in the tree. The bird was still there. "Shit. Has it moved at all?" Only enough to prove it's alive."Ruta sat up with a groan, blonde braid looking more like a twisted mess."Morning." Any dreams from our. Greene revealed herself in her final hysterical thrust. Hopkins was her source."But, who is Hopkins' source?" he asked himself as the two other board members looked at Greene in amazement.Paul looked for a clue in Greene's expression and it told him that she knew that she'd said too much. She was probably hoping that Paul had not caught the misstep—but he had."Whatever Hopkins knows, Grafton knows, too," Paul reasoned to himself.It would be an easy next step to figure out that Paul would.