I was kind of wondering about Jenn, it had been long enough that she should be back in bed by now. Not wanting to disturb Mike and his guest, I looked...out the window for Jenn's car in the driveway. She probably had to go to work, I didn't see her car but there was a black suburban sitting there that I couldn't see past. As I thought about it I realized that was Mike's high school friend Ty's truck. I had met him a few times, he was kind of a jerk, like he was better than everybody because he. I walked into the park and found a bench, sitting down and opening the map the sudden realisation that the map was actually a gold mine sprang to life before my eyes. There it was glaring out from the overly bright colours on the map marking the footpaths. Brown for the horse ride, red for pedestrian only paths, blue for cyclists routes and in a lovely figure eight track round the park in white? The nominated dog walking path.I saw there were ten entrances all round the park and guessed that. Janna, can you maintain contact with the four of us regardless of interference?”“I believe so. Their communications are not very well done. I think their idea of shielding will be metallic or electrical interference. We won’t be bothered by that nor will they be able to listen to our conversations. Just say, ‘confidential,’ in our language and they will hear nothing you say until you end the call. I think the lack of equipment will be disconcerting to them.” She chuckled.Timmo looked at his. She was married. But Bobby couldn’t shake the feeling that things could come unraveled.So, being the kind of man he was ... he went fishing.He found Arthur at Ford’s Bend, on the river. It wasn’t really a good place to fish, which was why Arthur went there. He knew others wouldn’t come there to fish. When Bobby walked up, Arthur had just finished a pint of Old Crow, and had thrown the bottle into the river. He was lobbing rocks at it, trying to break it, when Bobby came into view. The bottle.