I wanted to process how things had gone.In looking back I felt that I had achieved my main goal in that I acted very 'human'. I looked at the three re...aining players. I felt as though I knew everything possible about Vlad, but nothing about the other two. Everyone in the club except me seemed to know them somewhat at least. It was proof that I didn't spend as much time in the club as I had planned.The cloak and dagger, as I had expected that it would, had somehow become the Ex-pat club for. “What’s your name?”“I’m Chloe,” she blushed and giggled. She couldn’t quite believe this was happening. She felt all starstruck and struck dumb as she stood in front of her idol. He looked good for a guy in his 60s, especially considering the stories about all the drugs he did. The grey hair suited him. It made him look more distinguished.“Hi, Chloe.” His voice was like butter and she could feel herself melting. “I’ve got a little concept going for the next album cover and I was hoping you’d be. “Labor is so cheap there, I could see us moving the shoe factory over there, lock stock and barrel. That would teach a lesson to those strikers.”“Would the quality be maintained if you moved the factory? I grant you that labor is being a pain in the neck right now, but everyone knows the standard of quality they get when they buy Covington Shoes.” The speaker was a banker who had fronted a great deal of cash to be in on this deal. Beside him was the lawyer who drew up all the papers and made. He always does.”Sally swallowed hard. Any more of this and she would either scream out loud, or yell at her mother and tell her did she know her Dad was u*********s, in a c***, dying. She felt a chill inside as she wondered how she would cope with her mother looking down on the shrunken, wasted frame of the man she had loved and who would soon leave her. How would her mother cope – afterwards?They were able to park in a disabled slot right in front of the main visitors’ entrance and as Sally.