“What’s this?” Mark asks as he points to a frog. The boys says something that surprises him but he wasn’t quite sure what he’s hearing. The ...ord has shaken Mark up a bit. He wasn’t sure if he heard him correctly or if it was just his imagination. “What’s this?” he asks, pointing again. Johnnie smiles, looks up at Mark and says the exact same thing, accidentally saying a dirty word rather than frog. I immediately walked around the sofa, startling Mark, and kneel down in front of them and point. " Yes, that just might provide the manpower we need to get the records out of the two buildings, and, possibly, the estate."James called the local guard commander to inquire whether was a drill weekend, and whether they would be interested in assisting in an evidence recovery operation. Captain Dole told him that they would be very interested. James advised him that the participants would need to wear body armor and carry loaded sidearms. Captain Dole told James that from his perspective he saw. "I don't suppose you would let me practice my tennis game here? We don't have a court at our house." I don't see why not but you have to call me Chris. There are several cans of unopened Wilson's Tennis balls in the cabinet." I said pointing to the small grey shed that stood next to the tennis court.While I spoke to both mother and daughter my mind was already trying to formulate a plan that would either Stacy or her mother or maybe both into my bed. As it turned out it was Mark who gave me the. "We find the defendant innocent on all counts," said the werewolf.Groans stretched around the courtroom, and people began filing out. The old man smiled. "I knew you were the perfect pick. A lawyer with a good heart, blind faith, and a bit of a problem discerning fantasy from reality. You were the perfect lawyer to help me, definitely worth the effort plucking you from your metafictional plane."Ally looked at him, a confused, slightly nervous smile rising to her face. "Mister... uh... sir... ".