"They need a good vacuuming." The vacuum cleaner is upstairs. It's an old Hoover, but you'll need some bags."I turned to see Mr. Hubert. He was carryi...g the same hedge trimmer from the day before. I wondered if he was really going to trim the shrubbery while our meeting was in progress. I thanked him for the information.The other members of our group were arriving as I carried the throw rugs to the house. They nodded at me, probably thinking that they didn't want to sit near me while we were. "I wouldn't have it any other way," he said, grinning broadly. His daughter stood before him looking every bit like the young professional success he knew she would be – or maybe already was."Dad," Rachelle said again. "How familiar are you with internet piracy and illegal file transfers?"Mike considered the question before he answered."I understand that it is a revenue hole but I can't say how deep of one," he said. "It doesn't affect my businesses so I have no research or personal knowledge. It short order, the three men were dead and the little man and I were out of breath."The captain laughed and shook his head. "His name was Honza and though it was not the last time I ever saw a Dedek, it was definitely the most memorable." No doubt," Tory conceded."I have to say, the Dedek are very secretive but I did pick up a few things from them during the Great War. For example, they have a different way of speaking to each other versus humans. Sounds really strange, to tell the truth. And. He gotto the barrier just before me and went through.I had no other option, but to climb over the barrier. The station staffimmediately shouted and started after me. I got to my man just beforethey got to me. I shouted at my man to stop and grabbed him. In hissurprise he tried to turn, stumbled and fell. I jumped on him and triedto put him in an arm lock. As I landed, I shouted in my loudest voice."Police you are under arrest."I repeated it several times as commuters milled around us. We were.