..ten...your out...thenthe bell rang. I was still a bit confused as they carriedme back to the dressing room and laid me out on the table.A couple of ...he trainers were looking me over when Angelowalked in. "Get her fixed up, she?s got some things she?s gottado." He told them. I must?ve been still groggy from the punch, "Her,she?" One of the trainers put a cloth over my face and as Irealized it was tainted with some acrid smell the wholeroom left me for black. When I woke, I was lying on my. If we are searching for him, we jump to the end and hope he says in more detail where he went. The big issue is time." George and Lois looked at her curiously. "The first visitor in the sign-in sheets came before I was born. We don't know the size of the party or their plan when they arrived in San Diego."I vote that we continue on with our exploration and read from the manuscript every night. When we return from our northern exploration to head home, we might know where to look and can then go. Um, well, Kindred don’t usually talk about that kind of stuff, you know? It’s like, um ... that p-p-part of us died when we were embraced. We’re on our second lives n-now, and we ... we try and focus on that.” Not always successfully.They nodded, and hmmm’d a few times, in sync with each other.“All Kindred do that?” Matt said.“W-We do, as we age. It’s important, b-because if we don’t, those old memories can really ... tie us down. We’re n-not like you, alive. Kindred are undead things, and that. "Jolene secretly agreed with Marcus's assessment of her colleague, but interrupted with, "The settlement was with two women who charged you with sexual harassment."Marcus stopped pacing long enough to glare at Jolene. Even though she knew the glare wasn't for her, she shirked a little in her chair. "They never should have settled that. Women like that should be stripped to the waist and flogged in the town square." Is that what you said to them that got you in trouble?" asked Jolene."No," said.