"You missed your last ten appointments. It was just assumed that the prosthetics weren't working out and that you had opted for a chair instead." I ke...t all my appointments," said Bob. "How do you think I got this?" He pulled up his pants leg and displayed his walking foot."It shows in your file that you got that," said the nurse patiently. "But when you didn't come back every two weeks like you were supposed to, we figured you'd chosen the chair. About three percent do." I didn't know anything. Apart from buying essentials, Consuella saved her money and definitelydidn't use it for anything frivolous, so it didn't really matter what she waspaid; she banked most of it. 'The client is Mrs Valerie Dickson, head of Dickson Enterprises, and is verywealthy,' Janet went on, reading from the file. 'There's a husband somewhere,I think he works for his wife's company, no children, and they live in a twelvebedroom house. You will be able to hire and supervise window cleaners and otherhelp when. A few minutes of hair care made me look more human. I eyed the wrinkled clothes. I needed something clean I could go out in, but they would have to do for the moment.Ty and Frank were sitting at the table when I came out."Are you still here?" I asked Ty."I don't think you've gotten your money's worth, yet," he smirked. "Besides, Frank was just telling me the most interesting story about your senior homecoming."I scowled at Frank. "Talk and die, string bean. You've been warned." I pulled an. And I can prove it.BARONProve it? How do you intend to prove this great theory of yours?ATTHISYou're a hunter, yes?BARONAbsolutely.ATTHISRabbits?BARONBig fluffy ones.ATTHISOf course. I hereby challenge you. Your rifle against my bow. Such anaccomplished sportsman as yourself would certainly be able to best astupid girl with just a bow.MOTHEREmma. Don't preposterous. The baron is much too busy to come join youin your silly games at the river.BARONNo, no, Madame. That's quite all right. A.