We need to figure it out, so we can get back to heading . . . wherever it was we were heading.’ He groaned and closed his eyes. ‘God, I suck at wo...ds. That made no sense.’ ‘It was fine, Less.’ He opened his eyes as he felt her hand on his elbow. ‘But I need to help, and then I want to shower.’ ‘OK. Why don’t we meet back here in an hour? Don’t forget, the twins’ graduation party is at noon.’ ‘Um.’ She squinted at the fields, and he followed her gaze, Brian and Tim were staring at them. ‘No, not. I expect Holly has brought you up to speed on why you're here?" Sort of. I know No Limits wants me dead and you think I know something useful." Good enough for now." Fleur poured over a map a moment, looked up, said, "do you?" Do I what?" Know anything useful. Now would be a good time to spill it."Gene shook his head, "I don't know. It's been years since ... since Whitehead. Nothing makes sense. We were into a lot of things ... none of them that I can connect ... to all this..."Fleur studied. Please excuse me for a moment while we review the status of our operation. When the situation settles we’ll do introductions and we can chat briefly,” Jason said apologetically. “Then, I’ll arrange for you to be shown your wardrooms, where you can refresh yourselves. Our marines will show you to our canteen and we’ll meet up for lunch.”Marie showed up with a team of waiter bots who brought drinks and a selection of Danish pastries and ‘bear claws.’Jason cycled through a series of holograms and. The train pulled into the next stop and he beat a hasty retreat before hecould finish his thought."Are you ok Miss?" one of the men asked, as the train jerked away fromthe station.Looking down with her hand over her mouth to hide the grin she had at hermanipulation of the events, she composed herself, brushed her hair backbehind her ear and nodded."Yes, I'm fine," she said. "He's just a creep." Ok then," he said. And the commuters all went back to actively ignoringone another.Ann stepped out.