He looked away after what felt like forever and sat next to me on the floor. Everything was normal and quiet except for the low mumbling from the peop...e above us on the couch. I had never been this close to him before and the proximity mad the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end. I couldn’t stop looking at him and I silently hoped he had hadn’t noticed the way I kept checking him out. His long jet black hair was unbelievably perfect his skin flawless and his scent was beyond words. Again. Later, when the women started to bring in the food, loading the tables down with the wonderful smelling lunch, Paul noticed that Janet and Susan seemed to be rather friendly, and kept looking at him and giggling. Now what are they up to, he wondered? He got even more curious when they got together with his uncle, Ron, whispering something in his ear, and Ron nodding his head as he glanced at Paul. It looks like grandma isn't the only one in for a surprise, he thought.The lunch was pretty much. Do you have the time to join me?" I asked"Sure," he replied. "I'll follow you."We left the shop and drove to the park. Pete had the beautiful, almost brand new, Dodge pickup truck, with his tree companies name on it. It was his company. I've described this park to you before in previous stories. It has large parking lot and long dirt road that goes down to another part of the pond. Because I have a small car, and that dirt road is bumpy, I don't go down there much. We pulled into the back of. "That makes sense. All we have to do is figure out who put the poison in the bottle!"The landing in Ellidaavogur estuary was as rough as the take off. They found out later that the harbour officials had had to break the ice to allow the landing, something that the captain had sensibly kept from them. Soon everyone had been transported to the Airline's waiting lounge.After everyone was assembled, a senior looking police officer stepped forward. "Good evening," he began in clear, if clipped,.