Non-trivial, the recipients would be "upset" and what would they do then?Alex parked. When he shut off the engine, the silence was intensely uncomfort...ble.Em put her hand on his arm before he opened his door. "Listen, Alex, that idea about calling my Grams is a good one. I don't know if she'll tell me anything, but ... it really doesn't really matter. I mean, maybe it is just a prop for some harmless ceremony. Maybe it's a message from one druglord to another, or the murder weapon from some. Also I'm to tell you that a psychologist will be here soon to brief you."The sergeant saluted and left. Before Kayla could open her orders, there was another knock on the door."Kayla, I'm going to give you two some privacy," Jeff said after the psychologist came in. "I'll be back in thirty minutes or so."Almost as soon as the door closed behind him, Jeff's phone beeped with a message to see the general.A few minutes later, Jeff sat in the general's office. "I forgot to tell you something. A. “We are going to clean him since he just initiated Jill into the ‘Mile High Club.’" This caused Jill to blush, but also smile at the same time. Mike came out and saw this all going on.“Is everything ok?”“Yes, Sir, I was just explaining our plans to Susan.”“Good, was she as good as you hoped for?”Susan looked shocked that Mike knew what they had done, but did remember that Randi had said she got permission from him to ask her to eat her.“Yes, Randi, how was I?” she asked Randi.“As I told you. The dogs were used to me getting up in the middle of the night and checking on things. They followed me without barking. I didn’t usually bring a lamp with me, just a rechargeable flashlight. We went into the barn, and the horses blinked at the light, wondering what the ruckus was. “Set it there by the door where there’s no straw on the floor,” I said. She put the lamp on a workbench and came over to me, hugging herself under her breasts.“The mosquitoes aren’t as bad as I thought they would.