"What did you do to my daughter? You want to ruin her like he ruined me. I won't let you do it. I'll find her. They'll tell me where she is." This cou...d only be Robyn's crazy mother. Wow! What a whack case."I don't want to ruin Robyn," I said calmly. "I'm just a friend and was calling to see how she's doing since school got out." A friend! Like the ones who took her Saturday. They said they were friends. She went with them. They didn't bring her back. I've called the police. They'll find her.. “See?” I felt hands on my lips. My eyes popped open in time for the girl to manipulate my mouth and she said, “Twue wuv!”“This is not the time for jokes, Holly!”“He’s alive,” said Holly. “Can we go home now?”“Hi there. I’m Heather,” she said looking into my eyes. “Are you okay?”I recognized her. She was a junior, a grade below me.“Let me tell you what my sister is trying to say,” Holly said. “Dad just gave Heather permission to drive to school. If he found out about this, she’d lose her. Brown hair that came to her shoulders, brown eyes, and a pleasant build.He stepped back and said, “Come in.”Amber entered the apartment and looked around.Not impressed with what she saw, she said, “The agency said you want me for a week.”“That’s right,” Dexter said.“That’ll be fourteen thousand,” Amber said.“Here’s the debit card. Call it in,” Dexter said holding out his debit card.“You’re sure?” she asked skeptically.“Yes,” Dexter answered.“I’ll charge five grand on it, but I’d rather have. He shut the laptop, pushed it aside, leaned back, and looked out the window.“You’ve heard about the Israeli-Palestinian peace accord?”“Sure,” Callie nodded. Everyone knew about it; the single biggest achievement in the past fifty years, all due to President Richards. He was going to have a real legacy in the history books.Hunter continued. “The peace accord would never have happened three years ago. Yosef Sloman, the Prime Minister at the time, was adamantly opposed to any recognition of.