I'm Sophie and over there isIsabel, Chantal and Evelyn. If your situation is the same as ours thenyou have been tied in this chair for at least a day ...nd you havesomething that is up your backside that is holding you to the chair. Isthis about right?" Yes, Sophie," Christine whispered with tears streaming down her cheeks."I was told that someone would eventually come and that I should dowhatever I was told. They also told me to tell you that there is a letterfor Evelyn over on the desk."Walking. "Senorita Rose, I am headed for the church now," he suggested."I'll leave right now and join you," I agreed. It was about a fifteen minute drive to meet him at the church. When I got there Carlos was no where in sight so I moved the mat under the door. There I found the key then went inside.The first thing I noticed when I got inside was that the inside of the building had been trashed. There was no real damage to the building. It just looked as though kids had been inside smoking a little dope. " He stood and went to the door, opened it and spoke. "Rosemary, is Rupert Charlesworth here yet?" Yes. He just needed..." Ah. Send him in, when he returns, will you?" Certainly, Mister Beeton."Some minutes later, during which the Committee refreshed their coffee cups, a tall, well-dressed man entered the room. The Committee stood and the Chairman stepped toward the man and held out his hand. The man took it."Welcome. Vice-Chancellor. Won't you take a seat? Would you like coffee?" Thank you,. "Better than all right, little one. Very well done indeed."Becca smiled delightedly."I hope I can do as well," said Nell softly. She smiled. "You sounded a bit scared when you were taking the oath." Was I ever but Inspector Hollis made it easy and then that other man got on my wick so I let him have it."They left the courtroom for the entrance hall.Hugo Allardyce was waiting for them. "Don't think you've heard the end of this," he snarled, "particularly as you consort with little tarts like.