Dorothy Willard looked like a grandmother but carried herself like a drill sergeant. There was a steel core under her floral veneer that Lola Crabtree...was getting to know first hand."I don't care what you think Mizz Crabtree. The law is perfectly clear in this case. My associate is at the courthouse right now filing an emergency motion in family court to stop this illegal action and return Di to her foster home." You can't do that!" Lola was red faced and sputtering. "I'm her case worker and. "This looks quite sinful!" Shauna said, referring to the slice of pie."As do you, Shauna," Morgan replied with a sheepish grin. Shauna smiled and blushed, then winked at me.We devoured the pie, speaking only with our eyes and our smiles. When we finished I paid the bill and we left the restaurant."Where to now?" asked Morgan. "We can go to that little club we like so much, or we can try that new club that just opened." I've been to the new club and it's pretty much a dump." Shauna chimed in.. The wet snap his neck made as he went down barely registered as she rolled to her feet and looked up at the others from "three-point stance".Getting up the courage to rush her, one man barely led the others, but it was just enough.Running for the lead man Suzan dropped to the ground and swept his legs out from underneath him by knocking his legs high enough in the air that he completely hit with only his head soundly on the ground with a sicken thud.But before that man had even hit the ground. ”“And what will you be doing?”“I’m going to find the dominant stallion and see if I can’t get the entire herd to follow me.”“Oh, I like the way this is sounding.”They walked over to the court. Jake and Carol stood at courtside while Jake took in the crowd. The basketball players were in their teens and twenties. One game had just wrapped up and another was about to begin. As the players swirled around them Jake read as many minds as he could. Not that it did much good. They were focused on.