"Never heard of ya."Annie replied, taking another sip of beer, ignoring his hand."Of course not. You'd be breaking rocks in the hot sun right about no... if we'd have been introduced sooner."His charming, civil tongue belied the threat behind those words. Annie looked up at him.He had a black bowler hat on, a gaunt face, cold blue eyes, and a proud thick moustache perfectly-styled to curl at the ends, which covered his lips. Despite smelling of money, it was clear he had an aura of toughness. He tried to ignore the intrusion. He was just starting to enjoy the moment again when the car doors open and slammed shut."This looks like the right spot, a lot quieter than normal for a Friday night though" a man's voice said."What if no one comes along and finds me". The girls voice sounded a little scared, maybe disappointed."Then I'll pick you up early in the morning" But you promised someone would come along and find me!" Lisa, I didn't guarantee anything, this place is usually always. The doors of the elevator opened. Kevin dashed towards his office, oneadvantage seemed to be that his new legs carried him a lot faster. Kevinwalked past his secretary Melanie who came rushing in behind him."About time you showed up Kevin, you know how many excuses I had to givePhil to calm down enough to not fire you over the phone?" Melanie askedas she handed Kevin the collateral for his presentation. "I think he gaveyou one more chance, you know if you go, I won't be far behind, I gotrent to. " It wasn't a really long drive, only about 15min, but it brought them to an older section of the city at the edge of the conservation area. David pulled off onto a small drive that ran through a small wooded area. The lane was lined with mature trees and wound around until it suddenly opened up to a quaint cottage with pink brick work and wide wrap around porch, complete with victorian lattice across the top. "It is so beautiful David!" exclaimed Lori as she climbed out of the car. A perfect.