She felt a little disappointed. He quickly finished off the burger and cleaned himself up with a napkin. He got up from his seat and Emily’s heart s...nk as she thought he was about to leave. He walked back over to the counter.“That was one of the best burgers I’ve ever tasted.” He said.“Thanks, sugar. Can I get you anything else?” She asked.“Another coffee would be great.” He replied slipping ten dollars down onto the counter. “Keep the change.”“Thanks.” Emily said putting the rest of the money. She put the couple of pages back into the envelope and placed it back into the box and put the money in her purse.She pulled out the first backpack and placed it on the table. She opened it up and almost fell over as she found ten bundles of bound cash. She sat down in the chair her hands shaking as she did a quick count of the cash and found $25,000.She lay back in the chair and stared at the bundles of cash before her. And then she remembered the other backpack and quickly went into the box,. No, wait. The bag of tricks. We have anything left?” I nodded and mouthed ‘Plenty’. “Good. We’ll have another ceremony to make you my wife, but for now, you’re a Cooper, AND my pretty little slave girl.”“Slavery is illegal in Hawaii, Ma’am,” said the officer, having just walked up and giggling, trying to keep her composure. “Sorry, I overheard. It’s not as uncommon as you might think, and I have a feeling, after looking at that collar, and the definite lack of marks on that gorgeous form, which. Salem served as the prosecutorial center for those accused of practicing witchcraft or consorting with Satan. Prisoners clapped in irons were brought in from nearby Boston, Ipswich, Andover and other towns and villages in Essex, Suffolk and Middlesex counties. Trials took place in those towns too but the conviction rate was deemed too low by the prosecutors there and so venues were moved to Salem where due process was less of an obstacle and the path from accusation to the gallows was better.