We have the commander of the base who made the decision that put everyone at risk flying to D.C. to inform us what happened. But for now, this press c...nference is over. It—"President Atkinson's tirade was interrupted when someone in a dark suit approached him, leaned in and whispered quietly in his ear. The President quieted as he listened, his eyes widening in surprise and his mouth forming a perfect "O" as he finished. Glancing wildly about, Atkinson grabbed his abandoned notes, spun around. The men on the other side of that glass were scarier. And Tommy wasn't here to protect me ... not that he would.After I removed my blouse and turned to hang it on a hook I saw that it really didn't matter if I turned away and tried to protect as much of my private parts from their prying eyes as possible. My eyes were drawn to the big screen television against the back wall over the bar. There had been a ball game on when I entered the booth. Now it was receiving a transmission from several. Needless to say Tracey was now trying to keep out of his way entirely. She knew he bought slaves occasionally and whenever he bought one they usually had to put up with hearing her screams and crying through the thin wall separating the two houses. She had no idea what he was doing to the poor girls and she didn't want to find out!The travel agent shop was coming up on the other side of the road and as Tracey prepared to cross the busy street she realised she was standing right outside a slave. She had no idea of the price of guns but it seemed very expensive and Roland only had one in the gun cabinet that she had seen. It certainly wasn't new. When she checked further there seemed to be other items that to her seemed out of place on this farm. One was for a milk cooler. They didn't have cows. For the moment she decided to keep these things to herself but began to try and trace the items. Phoning the supplier of the cooler, she learned it was delivered to a neighbouring farm, as was.