"That was as evil a man as ever walked the face of the Earth. I saw what had happened. We're a lot better off with him dead." Richard, he was blind," ... said compulsively. "He had no hands, they'd been blown off by the blast. And I stood there and looked down at him and took his own gun out of his pocket and—" Stop, Jack," he cut me off. "I don't want to know this. I can't know this, not even unofficially."I gave him a miserable nod."But I'll tell you something else," he said after a minute.. I bet he's just hiding it and is waiting to show the right person how it works," said Taylin now licking her lips at Dusty.Dusty fought every urge in his life to keep from looking at Suzan. He was sure this was irritating her, but he didn't want to look like he was deferring to her judgment, but it wouldn't matter as she spoke before he could."The only one who's ever going to see "that" weapon is me," said Suzan coolly herself."Oooooo, the possessive type huh? Don't worry its not like I came. Russell in turn, introduced Jake to his wife Vivian. If this was Chips mother, he had to have been born when she was nine or ten years old, she could not be a day over thirty. She was so much the cliché of the trophy wife the only thing she needed was a goofy golfer attached to the top of her head. Vivian extended her perfectly manicured hand, a predatory smile adorned her vermilion lips.“I’ve heard so much about you, Jake Turner, and we saw you play at the homecoming game,” she said, “I hope. Then it happened. My mobile beeped and so did Dad’s. We both reached for our phones and Mum said how rude people were these days reading texts at the dinner table. She had no idea how rude it was. I didn’t recognise the number because it wasn’t stored in my phone but when I opened it I knew exactly who it was from. I’d know that foaming gash anywhere. Lorna must have got my number from Mark. From the look on his face, Dad must have been looking at the same photo. She was on her back.