"Other than they would have had to come in the van that's still by the back door. With the one we killed outside, that would have been six, plus the t...o Hagewoods that Diana and Jeff killed in their suite. Couldn't have been many more than that, judging by the size of the van." Nothing showing on IR, or any of our other scans," Sergeant Gomez said, "but we're checking the whole building to be absolutely sure. Gonna take a while. I need you to stick with me, Lieutenant. I don't want to miss. ’ The vicar turned twinkling brown eyes on Melissa. ‘Well I tried to tell him not to buy it. I said that an architect should drive a car like mine, but would he listen?’ He held out his hand. ‘Hello, my dear. I’m Michael Wright. We spoke on the phone?’ Completely wrong footed, she took his hand, throwing Matt a bewildered glance. ‘You two–you’ve already met?’ ‘Oh yes.’ The vicar smiled. ‘We met at Christmas.’ Christmas. Melissa felt an unwelcome surge of guilt, anger hard on its heels. If. Nothing happened for thirty seconds. Had there been some miscommunication? I looked at the contestants. Most girls were trying to deal with what had happened today. Some cried softly, some just looked in shock of what they had just endured in the last hour, the fact that they first had to suck and than had to fuck a stranger against their will. Tarza stood maybe 10 feet away from me, her arms in front of her, looking at me with a level of arrogance, waiting for what was about to happen. She looked up at the stranger and gave him a wry smile. He let Sabrina down very slowly and took a step back. ‘Were you going to let me know?!’ Sabrina’s head back dropped as she let out a loud sigh. ‘Awww c’mon Cass. I wasn’t really going anywhere. See, I’m still here.’ ‘Aha.’ Cass’ light blue eyes narrowed as she looked at the stranger, clearly unimpressed. Sighing again, Sabrina looked at the stranger. The street light cast on only half his face, illuminating his skin, making it appear even.