“Anything you hear me say is perfectly reasonable and truthful. Do you understand?”“Yes,” she said, sitting up even though she was still breat...ing hard.“Your mother, who now goes by the name Sara Wilson, asked us to bring you to her and get you away from your father, who you know is evil to the core,” I said, getting a nodded response. “And as you probably know, he has a powerful machine known as Master PC which allows him to know where you are, anywhere in the world.”“He calls it his. .Minnesota, mistress." Also correct.Once we get further into the book, team Daisy just loses it. "Team Daisy,what does Nick do for a living?" blank stares."Team booknerd for the steal?" "He's a stockbroker, he sells bonds." Correct. I would of also have accepted 'want to be societal gadfly' aswell." Team booknerd- what are three reasons that Nick is probably gay?"We go with, "His girlfriend Jordan, an ex-golf pro, oh c'mon she's thelast stop on the train to gayville, I mean even the name. ’ ‘Pity. And we didn’t even see that much of her,’ Mary commented. I smirked: ‘Well, if I thought too much about what she looked like, it would be difficult to run,.’ The three ladies laughed heartily. ‘We were wondering about that earlier this morning, Vicar.’ Sheila queried. ‘You’re not gay, are you?’ The directness of the question took me aback. ‘No, I’m not,’ I stammered. ‘I thought having Janet here the first couple of years should have answered that question.’ Mary shook her head: ‘You. In my hurry to get out the door I dumped into Marks tall frame and dropped all my papers on the floor. I bent down to pick them up, but stopped midway back up, gasping lightly. “What’s wrong?” Mark enquired. “Oh, it’s nothing. I must’ve just stood up funny,” I lied. I rushed out the room, then turning and looking down at Marks shoes again, before he closed the door with a bemused look on his face, caused by my behaviour. Luckily I had an important client meeting across town that I had to.