Hunter's party gathered around him, waiting for the plan. He sized them up, approving what he saw."Duena," Hunter said, "you and your people are going...to barricade this gate. Nothing but Katie and I must come back through it alive. Firearms won't work. You have to use blades, up close and personal if that translates." It translates," Duena said.Hunter turned to Katie. "Your task is to keep the Children away from me. Kill if you can, just like we practiced. If you can't, keep them at bay until. But eventually decided on a sari. ‘Going to work, Mansi?’ Deshmukh aunty asked. ‘Yes, aunty.’ she said, climbing down the stairs. At 11:25, she was waiting for the car. It pulled up at 11:40. Purposely late, as per Dutt’s instructions. ‘How was your…’ Mansi started saying as as opened the door and got in. And stopped. There was no one there. She heard a whirring sound. The partition separating her from the driver’s cabin lowered. ‘Good morning, ma’am.’ the driver said politely. ‘I am to take. She could feel him as he walked around and stood in front of her.Leaning in, he kissed her lips, her cheek, her neck. He took his tongue and cupping her earlobe, he guided it into his mouth. Gave it a slight suck and nibble. Released it then kissed it with gentle lips.“You need to know that you are not forgotten.” He whispered in her ear.“Yes sir.” She moaned.He stepped away. She could feel his presence pull back. She had no idea if he was still by her or had left her alone. She did not. I was there for a few minutes when I heard the garage door close. A few minutes more, and I heard Dale calling to me from his desk. When I walked through the side door into the garage, I found it darker than usual, except for the single lamp on Dale's desk illuminating the far back corner. A quick glance told me Dale was sitting in his office chair with his fingers laced across the back of his head and his elbows up. I thought he wanted to pay me for the week and send me on my way.As I stepped.