Was that jealousy she tasted?"Fuck, it's cold out there." Rebecca shivered as she tossed her coat onto the pile with the rest. "I think most of you ha...e met Thomas, but if you haven't, meet Thomas!" That was said as she looked right at Elaine."Hey, guys." He moved like a running back beneath his tailored dress shirt and pressed slacks. Handsome. Pulled-together. He was grace packaged in a bundle of muscles. This was her ideal guy. The one she could never get a date with.Hayden half-stood and. I sent him back over the hill to get Jim to get started back before we came out. He left while we finished dressing. Shortly I heard the blasting on the Hummer's horn. I knew it was all clear and we could join him. I herded the group back up over the hill and they all stopped short when they crested the rise. Liya was next to me when she pointed at the caravan and asked what that was."I want you all to come with me. There is nothing to be afraid of. These are machines of my time. They are here. Any thoughts I had of hopping out of bed and getting breakfast fled from my mind. I cared about April too much to fuck up this badly, but I sure didn't see a good way out of it.I heard two knocks on my door. "Piss off," I yelled. Whoever it was, I didn't want to see them."Come on, George, open it." Rob's voice came from the other side of the door, and I assumed it was his hand that rattled the doorknob. I had locked it last night after escorting Kim and Alison out."I said, piss off. Whatever. Andrea Yvan had a legion of defense attorneys. Men and women who wore black business suits which could cost me a month’s salary. I wasn’t impressed or intimidated. Wearing black doesn’t intimidate one with a heart of darkness. The case wasn’t going well. The judge seemed determined to bend over backwards to please the defense attorneys and I could tell the jury had sympathy for Andrea Yvan. She played the part of the victim all too well. A she-wolf in sheep’s clothing. Only I saw her for what.