Knocking on the open door, Kelly motioned her in and asked her to close it. Then the tall girl leaned back in her chair and put her feet on the desk. ...er first words were, "Collins, what in hell do you know about Irish saloons?"Quickly admitting she knew nothing, nonetheless Cathy started to talk about his hopes and dreams — and his plans. Kelly looked so bored it appeared that her eyes were about to close. Opening her eyes, she cut off Cathy's explanation asking, "How much?" How much? How much. ." Then I asked, "Who has the idolnow..." If she knew all about it... "I don't know," she admitted. "I only know about who had it before me.And then only the last couple people." "Too bad," I sighed in disappointment. "Well," Megan brushed a couple strands of red hair away from her face, thenquietly told me, "When I learned about you... and what had happened toyou... and that you lived in the same city as me, I just had to come over andsee if I could help you..." She looked at me. I watched Aaron’s reaction closely.He crossed his arms tightly over his chest.“Not funny man.”“What’s that?”“Slaves. Not cool.”“Oh?” I asked, keeping up my grin.Aaron uncrossed his arms and leaned down towards me. I watched as one of his hands came towards me. He poked me in the middle of the chest with one finger. The force was hard enough to knock me backwards.“Not. Funny.” He said slowly.I braced myself and took a step forward.“What would you do if there really were slaves in there?” I. Come and stand next to me and don't you dare spill a drop of vodka on that tray."As Fiona stopped next to Jenny, Jenny slapped her hard on the bottom. As this was cushioned by clothes, Fiona barely felt it."Now serve the drinks," ordered Jenny.The card players decided to play poker and Mary won the first hand."What shall we remove, I wonder," said Mary as she approached the standing Fiona."The skirt I think," Mary continued.Mary unzipped Fiona's skirt and stood aside so that the others had a.