I started to try explain what happened, I could see a grin getting bigger and bigger on Cleo’s face. She smiled and said “so what your saying is y...u need me to untie you. Well you’re glad I didn’t go home with the guy I met over wise you would of been here a lot longer. So you need to thank me first and some begging will help me find the keys you need.”So I thanked her first, then I started begging and pleading with her to help. Eventually Cleo agreed, so I told her where the keys where. She. . ?”“Dead? Yes. I also got the plate on the car.”“Good. I mean, not that he’s dead. I’m not sad about that, not really, considering what he was doing; but I’d rather we had someone we could ask questions.”“Next time you stay out here and stop him, then,” Jawarski said annoyed.“Hey,” I said, holding up my hands, “I’m not criticizing. You did what you had to do, and you did a good job. I just wish we had things we don’t. You got the license plate, so maybe that will lead us to the driver, at. ‘You dance beautifully.’ L. D. breathed, genuinely impressed with Solace’s ability. ‘Thank you. L. D.? Solace looked up and smiled at the taller woman. She hoped she would have the opportunity to dance with her again as she had very few partners who had made it so easy for her to follow their lead. ‘Solace is a unique name,’ L. D. said as she escorted Solace back to her seat on the stool. ‘It’s a combination of my parents’ names. They certainly think it’s great. I sometimes wonder.’ Solace. "After that, we'll regroup and decide whether to run any variations."Madeleine took a long drink of the wonderfully cold Mexican beer and studied Sam's paper. "Not a very strenuous morning you've got planned for me," she said."Breakfast should be in the hotel restaurant, any time it's convenient to you. I've got you at or around the hotel pool from 10:30 until 12:15," Sam explained, "because there are a lot of civic clubs who meet there for lunch at or before noon. Should anyone display any.