The boardwalk had rides, food stands, gamesof chance, sideshows by street performers, and souvenir shops. It was apermanent carnival filled with regul...rs, locals, tourists and theworkers. Most of the workers there were carneys. After all who elsewould be working at a carnival?The carnies had a different way of dividing who was at the boardwalk.Insiders and outsiders. Of course the other workers were all insiders,but some of the regulars also made it into that inner circle. The kidsof the Cove. He smiled in return; his smile was so genuine and perfect. His teeth fit perfectly in his mouth and it really set off his green eyes. He was really breathtaking. He was very attractive with short light brown hair that only covered some of his face. He had a dark skin tone as if he was Spanish or Greek. He was very tall too. I only reached his shoulder and we were sitting. His body was very firm, as he was wearing a tight shirt. He didn’t seem like the jock but not quite a nerd either. It was. "Are you going to see her this morning?"Whence did the woman get her information? Was she part of a spy network? Mike said as much."Oh. That's easy," she laughed. "Tom rang to see if you were in. He told me." Thanks Tom," Mike said, provoking another loud laugh from Rosemary. "Yes I am awaiting her arrival. Am I right, I don't have any urgent appointments today, do I?"He was assured that his day could be made completely flexible. There were some internal meetings but they could wait.He settled. "What is it?" "Sorry?" Jack tried to feign innocence – badly. Tanya saton the corner of his desk. His initial thought was this was a typical Tanya power-play to take the higher ground and he wasn't going to submit to it. Immediately Jack chided himself, Nancy's persona had poisoned his thinking; Tanya was probably just trying to be friendly. As he looked into her eyes, he could see a reddening around them and the pure white of each of them was pink. Tanya had been crying, there was no.