He sat behind his desk and got out some work. "There won't be a problem with people seeing you, will there?" he asked as an afterthought."No," I told ...im. "I can keep people away, and stop them from noticing anything. And this corner of the building is fairly private. This might take a little while, though."Dad shrugged and gave me a smile. "Not like I can't keep myself busy. Take your time."I left the office and closed the door behind me. Carrie looked around at me as I came out, and gave me. So it became part of their heritage. I’m not sure how much they really believe, but they know.I took over as managing partner after Irving retired; as I told him, I can do trial but I’m really better behind the scenes. Hugo quickly became our primary litigator. His closing arguments are just as strong, just as moving as the speech he made to Irving that day in the cabin, and his handling of witnesses, always knowing when they’re telling it straight and when they’re lying, is nothing short of. In a few minutes, they would catch the shuttle that went over to the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center in order to locate their booth and to link up with Laney Collier, the older, more experienced Courtesan identified to them as their third partner for this engagement. They had not seen a picture, so they were relying on Ms. Collier to recognize them in some way.Laney Collier evidently DID recognize them, as, only five minutes after they arrived, she met the two younger ladies at the. It was a real hodgepodge of shops, offices, homes, and apartments.Finally, a slightly exasperated Ken asked, “Haven’t you found the place yet?”“At this point I’m not looking for a place, as much as a situation.”“How is that?”“I’m looking for a corner that’s fairly crowded with shops close to the road and a good bit of traffic on the streets in front of it.”“Like that one up ahead?” asked Ken.“Yep! That will do nicely. I want you to get in the right turn only lane and time it so you’re caught by.