"That's sweet, but you know what I mean," she cued, getting to her feet with the lithe grace only a dancer could supply."What?"She stood before him, f...ngers laced and hands in front of her, slowly turning a little to the left, a little to the right. She was a shade over five feet tall and after the night's big meal, was perhaps up to 97 pounds. Her dark hair and big, brown eyes and fair complexion were perfect for the demands of the sheath dress she was wearing, and she knew how much it. I had been suspicious about him for some time, so I kept him under observation. Yes, I caught him taking the stuff. He walked through the door without attempting to pay.” “Well done, I will take it from here.” and he marched out of the room. She turned to me. “Give me your wallet”. I handed it over. She studied the contents. ‘I see you don´t live too far away from here. So it would be fairly embarrassing for you when the local papers get wind of this,’ she said with a sneer. She sat at her. After an hour my bare feet hurt from walking on the rough road. I could not see the sharp stones and broken glass that kept cutting them. I saw a shadow blocking out the stars that looked square. I realized it was a road sign. I could not read the words by sight but I used my fingers to feel the letters. It said town was 20 miles away! I figured I'd already walked 4 miles in the last hour. I hadn't tossed my watch and it still worked. It was already 2 am. I wasn't terribly cold (it was summer). They went to their friends the Spanish, so I heard." And now soldiers have taken over our pastures," Suetonius scratched his long beard. "They can't be isolated incidents but part of some new move. I feel they are linked to this secession going on between the city people." This 'secession' is none of our business. Why make it so?" We are in the way, Borisov, nothing more. The two factions are looking for bargaining chips for when they fix their mutual borders. We, the Greeks, and, I think, you.