Mia and he were coming up on the second block since leaving the cafe. At the rate they were going, they’d reach a payphone in five to ten minutes. J...ck said, ‘Squiddleydoodlefluffer,’ and got into the husband’s mind again. He had him chant the word squiddleydoodlefluffer over and over again. He did the same to the wife. He’d need them to make some calls for him and he’d need to wipe their memories after he left. His first order of business was for the husband to call security again. The man. Graham my Bookkeeper would be there as well as she had all the figures at her fingertips. In private I called her Molly but in public everyone called her Mrs. Graham as she had a very commanding and distinguished look and a fantastic body. She was Head Receptionist when I took over the hotel and she retired 5 years ago when she was 60 and I offered her the position of Bookkeeper which she worked 2 mornings and one day, which was normally a Tuesday, a week. Normally we had Dinner on a Tuesday. "Then you are doubly welcome, Captain! Come inside and take your ease!" It's lieutenant, sir." Legios motioned to the Short Mortar. "Get the men inside the wall."The townsman shook his head. "No need, Captain, er, Lieutenant. It'll be a mite crowded." I'll feel better," Legios said. "I'm still new at this lieutenant stuff; I don't want to make a mistake."The other laughed. "Well, you'll have to explain it to your men, crowding them cheek and jowl. Come inside, I'll send a man to fetch the local. Communicators buzzed."Sir, Dr. Coleman is dead! Dr. McCoy says he's been poisoned with Xraua - timed release to kill him."Lester laughed. "Do you really think I would let someone live who not only knew my secret, but who was a blundering fool? It was so easy to get him to commit suicide. I just reminded him that he was a failure both as man and a doctor, and that I never cared for him, but only used him."He laughed again, and faced his former body."Enjoy your new body - live long and prosper,.