“I wonder how they run this place?”“I don’t know,” Gus replied. “Strange way to run a operation. Sure different from ours. Course they are...smaller.”“You know, I think a couple of them I delivered here yesterday,” Tim mused. “The young blonde and the older one doing the helping of cooking were on my transport.”“Yeah, sure seem to be settled in here now. Wonder what the boss would say?” Gus asked his partner.“Who cares? Meat is meat. If what we get back is what we put in, we don’t care,” Tim. You can’t leave me like this.”“I want to think about you naked and tied to my tablewhile I’m gone; completely vulnerable to who everywalks through the door.”“Tommy you can’t drive; you’re too drunk.”“I know,” he belched, “I’m going to walk.”“Tommy, untie me please.”“Don’t worry, Caesar will keep you company while I’mgone.”No sooner had the door closed when Caesar got. " I know I had been too hesitant in other situations, and had missed out on "opportunities of a lifetime," but damned if I'll let that happen this time!Then Kaitlyn beat me to the punch and dropped the other shoe!We were back in the cabin, all the mindless, needless stuff was done, and re-done, and I had heated water for tea. She had peppermint, and I don't remember what I had, because my brain hadn't completely restarted yet. And I heard "Rob? Am I in love? Is this what it's like?" I looked at. She had only been ayear old when her mother was executed.Tiffy was asleep and Keeli decided to ask him more about her."Lars, why did you believe that she'd been killed too?" Dessinda, she was with Dessinda who was keeping her safe. But whenDessinda was executed at the same time, and I heard her mother say thatshe'd eliminated my child too," he couldn't finish."Lars," Chewbi said, "It was reported to the Queen that Dessinda waspregnant before she was executed," Keeli was holding him tightly..