I've been a bit too busy to call back. Do you know the owner of the Duffield Group, by chance?"Regan turned to look at Andy - but he had his eyes clos...d and his head tilted toward the sky. She turned back to the woman."Is it a British corporation?" she asked."Why, yes," the woman replied."I suspect I know who you'll be looking for," Regan said. "Did you speak to Countess Anne Duffield, by chance?" Yes," the woman said, happy that she wasn't going to have search for an anonymous face exiting a. “Scott, shut up and listen to me!”, she said with tenderness I felt. Tom is....well, I'm not sure how to put this....Uh...Tom is a doting faithful husband and breadwinner. I have no worries in the world. But, his, uh...he's uh...well, not real attentive in the bedroom sometimes. Sometimes....he can't perform at all without a lot of help. He loves it when I tell him I've been with other men....and what I've done.”I couldn't believe she was telling me about her sex life with Tom. I've seen them. He explained that he had come up with the idea after the sea battle at Dunaverty. He recognised that his long bows' extra range was no real advantage in that situation and had pondered on what else he could use.He had previously thought of crossbows but had discounted them in favour of the additional range and hitting power of the long bow. He had returned to the idea as being useful in the sea battle situation with its close-range nature. He had extended his thinking to include the idea that. ..I switched off the landing light, and in order to check If he may be watching, I angled my bedside mirror so it was focused on my open door. I left my door open, and kept the light on. I fussed around a little, listening intently for any sounds. I heard him switch off his bedroom light, then I thought I could hear a slight swish from his door. A slight creak from the landing floorboard perhaps? I turned on my bedside radio, very softly. That would hide any small sounds he may make and.