She looked up and saw the ticket inspector standing there, he gave her a knowing look, surely he had seen what she had just been looking at on her ph...ne hadn't he? he punched her ticket and wished her a good journey and gave her a cheeky smile as he moved down the carriage.Opening up her bag to put her ticket away something caught her eye, she reached in to grab it, it was her little bullet vibrator, a thought suddenly raced through her head,surely she couldn't could she ? Looking round the. All she could do was gape at him, mouth open and eyes wide staring at him and his words. All he had to say to her expression was a wolfish grin that promised mischief. And she definitely wanted his mischief, even if her face didn’t express as much. Gabriel turned and started walking away but before he got too far he looked over his shoulder and told Cassy, ‘I’ll be seeing you, Cas.’ then left. Cassy followed suit, got in Johns truck as they headed to Cassy’s place. John was pretty much having. What should we do?" she tried again."First, I'm going to meet with Mrs. Paget at the school tomorrow afternoon. Then I'll have a talk to Tim and see if he'll tell me what's bothering him." I wish I were there. He's never had a problem before, Brent." He's never been yanked out of his social environment before either. Adding to that, his mother is only home three nights a week. I don't think it should be a surprise that he's struggling a bit. I agree with Mrs. Paget ... we want to nip this in. The third evening of this duty, I heard a "Hist, soldier," and turned to find a tall, young woman standing in the side doorway, beckoning to me with a crooked finger. "Come here," she hoarsely whispered.I approached and found that the rumors were right, she was indeed a tall, lean beauty. She held a silver coin out to me. "Here," she said. "When a lieutenant Raymond comes, let him pass. He'll give you another shilling." Can't do it," I said, tossing the coin in my hand and then giving it back.