The position that I was in was that I didn’t know how much Sally knew about what Joe had been up to. I had no right to provide her with more informa...ion than she already had. I also didn’t want to miss an opportunity to help her and possibly help us all at the same time. It was a dilemma.“So where were we?” I asked“I think I had told you on the phone that I don’t believe that you and Joe were playing poker. Or maybe I should phrase that differently. There may have been some poke her but he was. It was buzzing with both sexy women and men. I saw both Suzy and Paul eyeballing a few in the crowd and I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t.After a few drinks and some more small talk, Paul and Suzy headed out to the dance floor. They stayed close to where we were sitting so, I was able to keep an eye on them. They shared a few dances where Paul was spending a lot of time rubbing all over Suzy than actually dancing. I was feeling maybe he was trying to get me jealous but I sat there sipping my. .. miss." Do hurry Hattie!" Ann looked round to see her mother beckoning to hersister to come. "We're going to miss our train! Don't waste time talkingto filthy men, please. I thought I raised you better than that." Sorry mother." Hattie walked off, leaving Ann stewing.Ann hurried after her but realised quickly that it would be frowned uponfor her to walk beside them, even though their destination was the same.Instead she walked a dozen paces behind, watching her mother and sisterchatter about. . or messaged me by bicycle courier. I did receive a dozen red roses the morning after ... no card. Probably sent by his appointments secretary ... if by Winnie at all. Nor had Lady Victoria called.Mr. Kwan answered the door.“I’ll see. Wait here.”“Miss Flintkote?” He handed me a card.Everyboat Insurance Insurance for Murphy. William W. McWilliams Agent. There was an address that made no sense to me other than Guangningmen, (the seventh gate) Beijing.William W. McWilliams, “Call me Billy” was a.