He said he had and then asked me what I knew. I told him a little and explained to him that it was the reason for me leaving. He had told me that he u...derstood. He then said that she was his daughter and so he would always support her no matter what. I told him I understood then went on to say that if it happened again I was going to send her and the kids back east.My question to him was ‘would he be willing to pick her up from the airport and support her to get settled in a new home if it came. Let's meet up at Gallahan's at noon.Dylan: Oh . . . This sounds serious. Should we synchronize our watches and use a password?Matt: Swordfish.And he ended the call.About ten minutes past noon, Grant walked into the somewhat crowded watering hole, the last to arrive. He ordered a diet soda rather than an alcoholic beverage. Matt, too, was drinking a cola; he had a ton of numbers to crunch before leaving the office that afternoon and had to keep a clear head. The other two men were having. I approached the machine and went inside. Theytook no notice of me at all.I checked my appearance in the mirror, adjusted the seat, and put themoney in. Knowing that it would take a few minutes for the photos to beready, I was in no hurry to leave the photo booth, until I was awarethat someone else was waiting. I left the booth and waited outside it,fortunately the boys had gone by this time. A few anxious minutes later,the photos were delivered. I was quite pleased with the result and Iwent. I nodded and went back to the door. I realized the windows were uncovered and ducked back down. I thought about the lights and clapped twice with a little energy. They went out.“Why’d you do that?” Jordan asked.“I don’t want him to have an immediate visual on anyone in here,” I said. Then I looked around. “No one else has shown up for the party yet.” I looked at Katrina. “Call the others. Tell them to stay away for the time being. Tell them why.”She nodded and went to the bedroom.Something.