And remember what I told you about sitting down in a dress."I slowly walked over to the styling station and Becky cleverly steeredme away from being a...le to catch my reflection in any of the mirrors inthe salon. I sat down, carefully smoothing the back of the dress withboth hands before I did so."Well done, sweetie," Becky declared before unwrapping the turban frommy head and tousling my hair with her fingers.The next twenty minutes had become all too familiar over the last weekor so as Becky. ‘We don’t have to let them trash our night though,’ Amy started, ‘we can do it at home, just don’t think you’re getting out of taking us out.’ The phone rang just as they passed the cruiser at the entrance to the property. ‘Everything’s good at the house Mark. Just pull around back and we’ll park it for you.’ ‘Sounds good. Just so you know, you might want to talk to Brad about new employees. I’ll give you a list of our other investments in the morning, too.’ Mark finished and hung up, pulling. The email even had the people whose names I provided in red and the rest of the named the Geek came up with were in blue. One of the higher ups on the tree was a Sheriff’s Department Captain. Then one of the branches from the Captain in Red were two names with a star by their names.The footnote also with a star identified them as brothers. The two of them were immigrants from Chechnya. Their backgrounds were unknown, and of a highly questionable nature. Most likely they were still involved with. She sent the teens off and went into the kitchen to wash some dishes. She smiled at the thought of seeing her brother and his girls at Christmas. They had just left the previous weekend. After she and Jack had their wild and crazy night out, they had crept in silently, trying to avoid being seen by the kids, but there hadn’t been a problem. While there was plenty of clothing strewn around the living room, the four teens were together in the den, and from the sounds of things, were having a very.