It was the second call; one of the dining room customers had already summoned help.The legal tangles took weeks to sort through, but eventually no cha...ges were filed against me. When it became clear, or at least probable, that Morales had assaulted Sabbath Armstrong twice, the second time possibly with the same Williams Sonoma torch that he would have used on me, my plea of self-defense carried the day.No one considered charging Suzette Fournier with anything. And I was fine with that. She had. I noticed a sign on the door that said boys club stay out. I was npt in the club. I was a small boy for my age and had hair down to my neck. I was often mistaken for a little girl when mom would take me to the store. Women would say, she is a pretty little girl. It did not help that my mom would not tell them i was a boy. If my sister's was whith us they would just laugh. They would play dress up and use me as their doll. Dressing me up in their bra's, panties, short skirts and putting on. I got a taxi and went home. When I reached there, I found a pair of shoes near the door. I was shocked, angry and frustrated. But then I calmed myself down and tried to check who was inside.Luckily, the terrace had ventilation holes from which one can see my bedroom. I could see my wife in a blue gown only up to her knees, and the back was very much open. The guy was sitting in a chair. Then I recollected that one window in our bedroom cannot be closed as the dish cable was taken through that. The Satrap was half ruler, and half judge. The Persian culture much valued wisdom and men who could see the truth of matters, even in the face of deception. Their folk tales told of wise men who discovered the truth of complex cases in a mixture of forensic science, psychology, and detective work. Honest men were honored, but cunning men existed in all parts.One of the duties of the Satrap was to enforce the standard of weights and measurements set by the Great King, and standardized in all.