You're welcome.Fifteen minutes later, I was sipping on my first cup of coffee when Jessie stepped into the dining room."Sit," I said. "I'll pour a cup...of coffee for you."I set the cup in front of her and took a seat."Did you enjoy the show this morning?" I asked.She blushed. "You know I did."I laughed, but it was a gentle laugh. I was happy to have some time alone with her. I wanted to talk about the day and evening ahead of us. I told her about the luncheon for the homeless."Would you like to. Yes! That's the man she met at the Flask. Recognise him anywhere!!So, thought Katie, the bugger probably lives in Hampstead, the very place I want to go to make my home!LATER"Ministry of Defence - Good Morning etc etc" Katie, my sweet! You'll get me the sack phoning me at work like this!" Balls!! The Civil Service never sack anybody, so don't give me that bullshit! That's why a bone idle lump of lard like you joined it in the first place, instead of getting yourself a REAL job like me!" God, am. . To your... Situation?"Jordan looked at her quizzically."To the people you want to find," Catheryne said. She kept her voice down. No need to let her father be aware of the whole thing."Oh," Jordan said. "No, I don't believe so. My..." He too glanced at Lord Basingame. "My situation involved poison. But no... Overt foul play." And you hope to find the people who did it," said Catheryne."I do not 'hope' to find them, my lady," said Jordan. "I will."Catheryne rolled her eyes. "Fine. Suit. 'He waved to the two guards who had arrived, guns at the ready, to see what was happening, "Nothing to see here; he can handle it, does not need our help."He started up the stairs, stopped for a moment and said to a guard, "Send Aisha to my room."Lila hanged limp from her wrists, her back and her front a collection of angry red stripes and pink welts; she had long since stopped screaming. Only pure fatigue stopped Manu's arm. He poured a bucket of water over his head."What have I done?" He.