Glancing at her watch, Kathy realized that it was almost eleven-thirty, and she remembered what Judy had said. Slipping on her clothes, she motioned f...r the girls to get dressed, too.As she headed for the door Kris said, "We're forgetting something, I'm afraid. How much is this going to cost us?"Kathy, who was about to head out the door, was startled. This was a factor she had never even considered. When she remembered Ali joking about the girls paying the men a thousand dollars out of their. "Oh, hey ... what's up?" asked the person on the other end."I don't know. Just haven't talked to you in a while." Guess not." How 'ya been?" Vince asked."I'm good." Have you talked to Lizzie lately?" Of course, why?" I don't know. I ... did she say anything about me?" Vince, yes, she did, O.K.? I know you guys broke up. She told me all about it." So like, does she hate me now?" No, I don't think so. I think she's just tired of the stuff you pull. It gets old." I know," Vince said. "I fucked up.. In addition, since we were never going to take any of this to court, we could count on him to use whatever means necessary to get information with the stipulation that he never tell us how he got it. I met with Terry in his office uptown, and I was quietly amused that it looked nothing like the offices I remembered from the movies. It was new and modern and very efficient looking. I gave Terry the background, just how many men had been victimized by this woman, and our objective. We needed to. Once I went to their house in the evening and Umabhabi opened the door and greeted me. She said, “ Jeevaanji my husband is on second shift and will come in the night. But you can come in and have tea.”I was a bit happy to see that Rajan was not in the house. So I started to talk to Uma. As we were sipping tea sitting on the couch, I was looking into those wonderful eyes. Uma observed this and said, “ why are you looking at me like this? Oh Bhauji! I feel something different when you look at me.