I said thanks and continued my writing.A few moments go by and she asks if I can help her look up something in her book. At this point I see that she�...�s African and spoke in very nicely accented English. She hands me her book and I noticed that it smells like Ethiopian spices. I comment on this and she says asks me how I know this and I explain how Ethiopian food is my favorite food and how I’d recognize the smell of berbere anywhere. She says that she is from Eritrea which is right next to. They&hellip, snipped her tubes, she said. His father nodded. Its a good plan, for a kid born to young parents. Still, theyve done well for themselves, Ive heard. Candy is a bit spoiled Ive heard, but on her game around the right people. Ive got to say&hellip, Now his father turned from his coffee and newspaper to face Michael full on. You are some kid. To have that girl here for three days straight and repeatedly have sex, then to turn her out of doors&hellip, it takes heartlessness, a. I explained to Anthony that he will have to monitor it as I can’t be everywhere. I continued smiling that I will always be watching as the security cameras are on screen in my office at all times. And if he doesn’t monitor it, I’ll get someone in her who will.Anthony smiled back at me and said; I believe you.It had been about five hours since we left the resort offices. As we entered we heard quite a bit of excited voices coming out of my office, as we entered Mai had someone pined to the floor. “This supplies all of our water. We use about 30,000 gallons of water per day.” Poncho was looking at the big screens for the intake. He made the cross as he moved his hand from head to stomach then across his chest.“What is it?” Tony saw the dead animals laying on the screens.“Looks like rats and maybe a cat.” Poncho shared, “Someone has put them there. Let’s get them out of there.”Gloria translated for Poncho.Poncho went to a small building and unlocked it. He pulled out a small fishing net..