Working for the same company meant that we'd still be seeing each other from time to time, and that was going to be hard for me. Worse, I'd no doubt b... seeing her with him, Herbert Morgan. Herbert was the reason, evidently, that she'd left me. Herbert was HRO chief for Wilcom.I'd sorta been wrong about seeing her at work. For a full two months after her laying it on me, I did not see her. Nor had I heard from or about her during that time.The divorce still had a few months to go before being. It was as if they spoke different languages just like people did.Shavala had left the camp while it was still dark out. When the whole group had still been together, there were enough people that she no longer needed to keep a watch shift during the night, giving her more time for her hunting and foraging duties. Even after the groups had split up, Corec had suggested that she continue the practice. Shavala appreciated the gesture—hunting and foraging both took longer here where she was less. Through the slits in the leather mask, Sir Murdoch Fines could see the iceblue eyes shining with pleasure. Finding Eva had been the best thing he hadever done. Cruel women were comparatively rare and they usually tended to beamong the less attractive of their kind, perhaps finding some form of jealousretribution when they turned to cruelty towards other women. They also tendedto be butch and almost masculine in their demeanour.Eva most certainly was none of those things. Elegant, well-educated,. She just walked past the steward, heading for where the bar was. She had to pass through at least two train cars to get to where the bar was!!! When she got there, all she saw was a Jamaican guy working behind the small bar!! The stools were empty!!"Hello Miss!! What can I get you???" asked the Jamaican barman professionally."Was someone here just now??? Someone who paid the steward food and drinks for somebody else???" Kim asked inquisitively."Yeas ma'am, there was!!" answered the Jamaican.