“I needed some more ice, and some rock salt. I was wondering too, if you have a freezer I can put a few fish in.”“We have a big chest freezer in...back, we use just for that, bring the fish around back, and we’ll put them in with your name on the bag, you do have them in a plastic bag?”“Yes, and thanks, Ellen, I’ll be right there.” I said, as I hurried out to the pickup, I was glad to get this done, I was worried about my fish not making it back home, before they spoiled.“Here, let me put your. So I came here.”I sipped some tea to wash down the last of my sandwich. I’d nearly choked on the ‘LSD’ reference to ‘Lake Shore Drive’, which I always found amusing. I was glad to see that she’d more or less stopped crying, though she still looked very sad.“We knew this was where this was headed,” I said gently. “We even talked about it. You found your emotional fulfillment with Margaret and Lauren, didn’t you?”Katy nodded, “Yes.”“So you’re lesbian,” I said matter-of-factly.“No, I don’t think. “Off out Sally?” He smiled kindly to her and she smiled back, her painted red lips bright and full. “Yes Uncle.” She replied sweetly, “I’m meeting John.”“Well you look fabulous,” he grinned, “have a lovely night and if you need a lift back just give me a ring.”“Awe thanks Uncle.” She grinned and gave him a quick peck on the cheek before prancing excitedly out of the door.Plan B was simple. She would go into the shop. No one would really notice her, although as she walked along the street. The man was apparently tied to his chair and gagged, but I could not make out if the woman was restrained in any way or not. ‘Good, you’re here. Now we can get on with this,’ Pat’s voice said from somewhere in the room. ‘Take that gag off.’ Another masked man stepped from the shadows and removed the gag. All of the men in the room now closed in towards the sitting man. ‘Now we have some questions for you.’ Pat’s voice again said, ‘You would be sensible to answer them truthfully or, I can.