But an unset alarm clock made Tuesday morning an altogether more stressed time. The three of us stumbled around like a troop of circus clowns trying t... avoid banging into each other as we struggled to catch up lost minutes.Finally, we were all ready and I felt slightly left out as I drove off alone knowing that Sue and Grace would share a car ride to Grace’s second interview. I’d have given my eye teeth to have been a fly on the wall in that car as it sped across town. In my fevered. Rhonda and Ann followed her down to the pens. “So you are looking for a dog to own” said Vera “please don’t be shy. Barry and I often get requests for special dogs. More often than you would think”. Standing in front of the pens Vera pointed out the options. “At the moment we have a Doberman, a Golden Labrador and a Black Labrador. All fully trained. All well-endowed. All eager. What were you looking for exactly?” “Well we hadn’t had any type of dog in mind really” Rhonda relied. Vera laughed. You want to take over, or wait until I wake up?" she almost begged.I don't think I was a lot more awake than she was, and wouldn't have made it to Gallup anyway. In response to her question, I sprawled across the seat and leaned against the locked passenger door, then offered her a perch on my lap and chest. Tandra crawled over, hugged me tightly, then laid her head on my chest."I love you, Keith Leonard," she murmured softly, her inner warmth as wonderful as the warmth of her body. Within. This led her down a unforseen rabbithole. She had always known her dad was a police detective, but she hadn´t realised how involved he had been with gang related cases. Considering how dangerous it had been, she could understand why he had hid that from her. Especially since most of the stuff was about The Cobalt Ghosts, the most influencial gang in the country. They were especially known for their dangerous underground markets, that sold most everything, including unsanctioned drugs, women and.