I didn't have long to wait.I answered the door roughly 20 seconds after the driver rang the bell. "I trust Madam is ready?" he asked.I just nodded my...head and watched as he picked up my small suitcase. I stepped out onto the front step and checked to be sure the door was locked.The driver led me down the short flight of stairs and opened the rear passenger side door for me. He placed my carry on bag in the trunk of the Rolls and slid back in behind the wheel. As we pulled away from the curb I. We pulled back down the street several houses and stopped, keeping the house in sight.Dane and I got out of the car and walked back. Her left hand was slipped under my right arm and both of our coats were open. We were trying to create the impression of a young couple just out for a stroll on a quiet evening. Once in a while she would laugh and lay her head on my shoulder like we were lovers. We walked around the entire block. We could spot no one else keeping an eye on the place or who looked. White floors again. Hardwood walls. Fluorescent lights. It was a very nice building, but so much more utilitarian than everything else I had seen since I had arrived. Maybe not the industrial kitchen at Casa de Tanner.“I named a restaurant after you?” I smiled as I followed Shani. She beamed and her hair bounced as she looked back over her shoulder.“Who else?” She grinned.“I knew this girl in elementary school, Allie Perkins. She was a--”“There’s a coffee shop named Allie Perkins, it’s often. "And then they separated.Back at Cindy's she took a shower and changed into casual clothes. Danny was watching ESPN. Cindy was sitting across the room from him, and was reading a book."I'm going to run home and see how things are," said Claire."You think that's wise?" I can't just live with you forever," said Claire. "Maybe he'll be ready to discuss things." You want me to go with you?" asked Danny, looking over at her."No. You've done enough. There's no need for you to get dragged into.