We move in five."I looked around our small camp and let out a sigh. There were five of us in total, and I couldn't help but felt uneasy with how littl... I knew.A mysterious cave appears out of nowhere, and they hire four mercenaries and a doctor? Someone knows something and clearly isn't letting on.I was snapped from my thoughts when a hand roughly slapped me on my back. Looking up, a brute of a man stood over me. With a laugh, he said, "You ain't gonna get cold feet are you kid?" Forcing a. He's Kullilli. They were the favoured of the damn Native Title lottery!" I hadn't realised. Do you get along with him?" Of course. He's a year or so older than I am. We didn't have anything to do with it. As near as I can tell, the Tribunal relied on an anthropologist in Brisbane. And I'm looking forward to meeting the nungungi and seeing what goes on next Wednesday night." You don't know?" Not exactly. I might get a thesis or a dissertation out of it." You want to continue studying?". She remembered the terrible things Joe had said to her just before they left the bar and how he kept squeezing her breast and pinching her nipple till it hurt.She remembered Willy pulling on her pubic hair and pushing his finger inside of her as they sat in the booth and it made her tremble with disgust. She felt like a trapped fawn in the forest and hungry wolves were circling her getting ready for the kill. The man she married and trusted to protect her was sitting, stinking drunk, unable,. "But I know you, Jen, and I know Rich, and I thought you might hit it off. So, here we are." Do you prefer Rich?" Jen asked him."I really don't have a preference. But Jeff always heard me called Richard at family gatherings, so that's the name he gave you." He looked at Jeff. "Yes?"Jeff nodded."Jeff's the scientist in the family. I'm just in finance. I'm not as smart as Jeff."Jeff looked up with his eyes and shook his head."Of course, neither is anybody else," Rich added with a chuckle.Jeff.