I stuffed all of the things that were trash back in the box to be taken out later and set it by the stairs. Shirts went into the laundry basket, I lef... the pile of animals on the bed for Anne to look at later. I didn’t want to spend too much more time up here, it gets really hot.I dug the debit card out of my wallet and verified it was from the local Credit Union. I should also have a checkbook around here somewhere. Yep, in the nightstand.The checks were the type that came with a carbon copy. A grinning servant entered and announced, "Sir, Lord Morgan is here."The man put down the book and rose, a wide grin on his face. "Morgan! You made good time from the border. We weren't expecting you for a couple of days. By the Goddess, it's good to see you. Welcome back." The two embraced. "Come, sit and tell me about what you've been doing." He looked at the servant, "Bring a couple of bottles of the best wine we have in the cellar. And a glass for yourself." Yes, sir!" The servant left,. "I'm sure the Colonel wouldn't mind, Sir." Mac assured her CO. She had the feeling he wasn't sure of his next statement."Good. I searched for her service record last night, I couldn't find anything, and there is no CO listed, not even a duty station. How did you get in touch with her, Mac?" The Colonel and I were stationed together in Bosnia, Sir."AJ interrupted, saying, "So you two kept in touch?"Smiling, Mac replied, "No, Sir. We never actually met while we were stationed together. She'd been. I want the location of everyone dead and who was injured. I want to be able to reconstruct this fiasco like a movie script from beginning to end,” I said.“Axle took pictures as he was leaving; I will get you copies to help with mapping the scene. When that is finished we will meet with all the agencies and hash out the differences.”“Anne, since you have the most experience at analyzing data and systematic planning you are in charge. Don’t be afraid to exercise your authority. Split the agencies.