"Fine, I thought," I replied guardedly. "Everyone had a good time. I gave George plenty of chances to tell us all how successful he is so he should ha...e been happy." Mmm," said Brian absently. "I've just got off the phone to him. We had a few bits of business we needed to sort out."Of course I knew this was a lie. Brian had rung George for the specific and sole reason of checking up on last night."He mentioned his girls were there," continued Brian.I shifted in my seat uneasily. "Yes," I. I tensed as he walked past me and went into the break room. He just looked over his shoulder and smirked at me before disappearing behind the door. Richard came out of the break room with a cup of coffee and walked over to me and sat on my desk. That grin still in his face. "Doing anything on your days off?" He asked casually.I blushed and looked up at him again. I wiggled in my chair and I could feel I was getting wet in anticipation of the inevitable. "Not yet," I said after a long moment of. " You believe the word on the street?" Brendan asked knowing the answer already. "You don't know from where the propaganda is coming."The ride was creeping him out for some reason. They were taking unlit secondary roads, with dark and silent buildings interspersed with empty lots on either side. The Impala drove like a boat, throwing him right or left with each turn. Many of the traffic lights had already switched from the green/yellow/red sequence to flashing red/flashing yellow even though. This is the newest addition to our household, Kaneez. She will be taking your place downstairs. The other tried to pull away, but he wrapped his arm around her throat and pulled it tight. Hold still, he hissed in her ear, and then he smiled at Kaneez who looked like she wanted to ask another question. The other struggled, but he simply pulled tighter until she went limp. He checked her pulse, and when he felt it beating strongly, he dropped her to the floor and stepped over her to Kaneez. He.