“Jeeves! What were you up to with Frobisher?”“Pardon?” I asked. “What do you mean, “up to?”“You were out in the garden with her, talki...g.”I frowned at him. “Yes... ?” I managed to look puzzled at the question.“What were you talking about?”I glowered at him. “Mr. Jones, I am not here to be interrogated by you when I speak to another member of the staff. I have my own staff responsibilities as butler.”“No, it is not that. Mr. Dawes wanted me to keep an eye on her and what she was doing.”“Oh, I. "So when they headed out, it was four riders and two packhorses. They wanted to be comfortable, though they were camping in wilderness.The first day, they pushed hard to get up to altitude and out of the heat. They would spend a few days in the park with the stream running through it. Marty figured the grass would support six horses for about a week. It was a great place to camp and high enough that the heat would not be too bad-with cool nights for comfortable sleeping.They lazed around,. “I was merely stating the facts.”Selina, having thought the AI was speaking to her as he would a child, blushed furiously. “I stand corrected. I apologize.”“No apology necessary. You conducted yourself appropriately.”Arlene fought back a grin and showed Selina where to store her lunch case. “We would normally have a bit more storage room, but we have MREs and bottled water should we meet someone in the secluded areas who might need them.“Now, let’s get you situated so I can start my checklist.. " ***"Scott!" Seanna whispered, shaking the woman. "Wake up." She slapped Scott's face several times, then covered Scott's mouth whenshe started to speak. Scott sat up in bed, her hair a tangled red mass. "Sh-Seanna?Everything's in slow motion."Seanna held up a flashlight, illuminating the room. "I knew you'd come out of her time lock early, I knew it," Seanna said."You were time slowed about half a day; it's four a.m. Ula thinksyou'll be locked until tomorrow afternoon. You must have the.