I grabbed my drink and walked over to him."I'm Chris Piper," I said and held out my hand. He looked at me as if he was trying to decide if I was going...to get hostile with him."Lenny Rubenstein," he finally responded and we shook hands. "Sit down. We might be here for a while. Chris? She said your name was Peter ... oh." Yeah." My father was called Peter. He said that was his cross to bear and didn't want me to share it. It didn't do any good. People still called me Peter Piper and then asked if. She was about 25 and dressed very conservatively. She wore no makeup, soit was hard to tell, but I imagined she would be quite pretty if shetried. I told her that all communications were confidential, since ouroffice worked under the auspices of my sister's law firm. She said thatshe was actually here on behalf of her grandmother, who was the one thatwanted to hire me. She would only hire a woman, and all work by mycousin had to be kept outside of the house. I said that was fine. I saidthat we. “Well I’m sure a handsome young man like you won’t have any trouble getting a girl soon,” Kath said.Gavin was so embarrassed he couldn’t even look up.We all enjoyed dinner and then settled down in the lounge to watch TV. Our 2 nieces like coming to ours because we have movie channels and as usual we were soon watching a Disney film together. That was when Gavin made his excuses and went off to the toilet. I checked the time.Ten minutes later he was back, definitely looking slightly flushed.I. With that mindset he knew he was the most dangerous kind of enemy anyone had ever faced.“Make your choice and let’s get this over with,” the monster relied with a lack of patience. Roarke was more than willing to oblige him if he wanted to die. He started to close with the target again, staying on the balls of his feet; trying to be ready for anything this man before him could do. The enemy moved far faster than he was expecting and sidestepped past Roarke, opening distance that he didn’t.