"How are the guys treating you?" I asked. "Most of them are nice, some even a bit flirty." She responded. No surprise there I thought. "I brok... up with my boyfriend last week she said. "Sorry to hear that" I said. "Oh don't worry about that" She said. "I broke up with HIM. He was a dick anyway and I'm definitely not greaving over it. How bout you Kev? Have a special somebody?" She asked, smirking and poking my side. "No, I haven't had a girlfriend for a couple months now" I. "If I can get him peeking in there," she thought, "the chase will be all but over." Had men become easier, or was her skill perfected with so much practice? She waited for a snowplow to pass by and stepped out of her car. She locked the door behind her, unsure just when she might be returning.Ethan showed Tracy into his study. "Just set your coat on the extra chair, Miss Jacobs. Can I get something for you—coffee or tea?" Tea would be wonderful," she cooed. As Ethan shuffled into the kitchen to. I decided that no matter the outcome of this I liked Max. Every one dove like lions on a sick gazelle and between the food and the coffee we were all beginning to resemble actual human beings fairly soon. Again Max was the one to break the silence. "So… how did everyone sleep? Nice and restful I hope." There was a bit of nervous laughing but all in all the mood was beginning to thaw a little. There was some talk of another barbecue that evening but that idea was pretty quickly crushed.. "We can't let anyone who had any leave. Their life depends on it," said LoriLindsey was behind her shocked as she watched it play out. She was glad this time that her unwillingness to try something new may have saved her life.Rounding everyone up and securing the doors so that no one could enter or leave they quickly questioned everyone and found out that with the exception of Lori, himself, and Lindsey, all the other guest had tried the dish at least once.Dusty got together with his team,.