She stepped back and looked up at the man opening her mouth to say something, she was shoved aside by Kurlew. "MiLady is feeling a bit poorly at the m...ment and unable to see you, but we will give her your regards and tell her that you had been by to give her greetings." blustered Kurlew. Collin smiled politely "My man, Jack is considered to be a fair healer and would be more then happy to care for the Lady St.Clair." turning to Dame Agnes he said "be so kind as to show Jack your Mistress's. She made me feel like shit. I hate myself now."I don't want you to feel bad about this because I know it's not yourfault."Well that's just great Mom. You don't want me to feel bad about this.Well how did you think I'd feel?"A million thoughts went through my head that day. I was angry andashamed of you, not because I really felt that way but because I neversaw it coming."I continued reading her note with a heavy heart."It was Avril who helped me come to terms with it. I credit her forhelping me. Just to prove that we were serious, we broke both knees and both elbows before we left him to his fate.We hit five more pushers that night, following the same routine as with the first pusher. The address we received was always the same, so we bought into it. We left the last pusher and headed for the address that we had been given. This time, we tried to be a little smarter and waited for Judy to remove her oh so obvious white tee-shirt in exchange for her uniform shirt. Her jeans were dark. It was that remark that first ledme to suspect that there was something obsessive about whoever was involved.?The Inspector looked at his watch. The GreatDetective picked up the glass of port kindly poured for him by the butler. Heheld it to the light of the fire. It shone with the deep, dark, red of rubies.The sight seemed to trigger his next line of thought. ?Then of course there wasthe jewellery shop. It is not unusual you may think for jewellery shops to berobbed. Especially at this time of.