His actual name was Mike, but his initials were MAC and we all just ended up calling him Mack. It probably stuck, because his smooth manner made him v...ry popular with women, and he often had a new one in tow, so we teased him about that regularly, calling him a Mack. He was as cool with that as he was with everything.John was in many ways Mack’s antithesis. He still had a smidgeon of boyish awkwardness, but that gave him his own charm. He was almost as tall as Mack, but fair and full of fun and. She was more than flattered at that gesture. She asked me what I liked about her the most. I told her I liked her personality. I also liked the way she smiled and laughed. Her response was flirtatious, but in the same token it boasted a hint of playfulness. She leaned in close to me. I seized the opportunity like a special OPS solider ready to capture the moment. I then kissed her and pulled her body closer to me. She moaned softly and loosed up her body. I kiss her tender lips more deeply.. I got beds tomake and laundry to do." I got an... an important letter wot's got to be sent to her ladyship inLondon," said Burt, "but I ain't got the address." Oh aye?" And I was oping you could find it out for me so's I don't 'ave tobother his lordship... wot asked me to send it."Lottie smirked at him. "Do you expect me to believe the earl asked youto post a letter to his daughter... and didn't give you address it ad togo to?"Burt cleared his throat again. "Aye. That's... That's right." Well. ‘Do the research Julie, and let me or Lt. Ross know what you find- yes, Sergeant?’ The Duty Desk sergeant had just knocked on the door then peeked inside. ‘Sorry to disturb your meeting, sir, but we just got an urgent call from Second National Bank. They’re saying that one of their bank officers may be missing.’ ‘One Mr. Harkins, the assistant manager?’ I asked. ‘Uh, yes sir.’ the Sergeant said, gaping. ‘How did you know?’ ‘Not much gets by this man, Sergeant.’ Cindy Ross said as we all started.