" Ya don't understand. Ifen ya do not return his money immediately, I was instructed ta shoot ya. Now, hand over the money!"I looked at the bartender ...n' the man who had been part of the previous conversation, but they both shrugged. It was obvious that they had heard the accusation, but they wanted no part of the disagreement. Well, I couldn't blame them, 'cause somebody was about ta git killed real soon ifen I could believe this here galoot. "There ain't no way I am gonna give ya any money.. We'd hear some sort of movement. No one's down here." "Then where are they?" John asked. "Maybe they made it to the couch," Albus suggested. Albus and John returned the den and Matt was laying on the couch. He grinned and sat up when Albus and John entered the room. Albus gaped at Matt. "Where were you hiding? We didn't even see you run in here!" "I was in that closet," Matt pointed to the closet Albus had searched earlier. "But I checked that as soon as I finished. Mr Burton came in and spent most of the day in his office. Usually on weekdays I would be the last one there to set the alarms and lock up. Quite unexpectedly Mr Burton told me to go home early and he would do it. I sat on the wall of the car park and watched as the staff cars left until there was just Mr Burton's Rover left. Ten minutes I waited and still no sign of him so I wandered around the back. There was only one light on and that was Mr Burton's office. I crept up and through the blinds. . I daintily ate it with the offered fork as shehad been kind enough to skip the bib again. Other than being strappedinto the high chair, and the big size of the bread slices, this couldhave been a normal breakfast back home! Fred stopped by dressed in aset of scrubs and kissed me on the head before saying. "I'll be latetonight, I have a pretty complex surgery scheduled this afternoon. Ourteam will probably be at it for at least six-hours. See you latetonight," he told us both with a.