I believe you and-or the girls are being stalked.”“And what happens now?”Lucas spoke with authority; “We will take different routes to the off...ce each day, and for the girls to their destinations – work, shopping, friends, and so on. Marshall will continue to drive but I will ride shotgun, or if it’s the ladies, Marcia or Geck will go. The war wagons will continue to provide coverage as well, and we’ve added an extra man in each car so there’ll be four men per car.”“What about at the girl’s. " She nodded at a cleanly shaved man sitting at a corner table.I slapped down a coin, said "Double or quits," lifted my hand and pushed the crown to her. She smiled and pocketed it. I swigged my beer and walked slowly to the Tory's table. I bent, put my hands on his tabletop and said, "Hear you're looking for fighters?" Maybe," he said, nodding at the chair opposite him.I sat. "I'm looking for work, but I only got a pistol." I pulled it out of the back of my belt and put it between us."Awful. "Nothing there," she thought, "but there is alwayssomething." She spotted slight footprints by the side of the fence. "Sohere's where you climbed over into the garden." She scrutinised theground but found nothing of use to her.She turned her attention to the fence itself and a small dark patchcaught her attention, she put on a pair of reading glasses and peered atthe spot sniffing at it, and finally touching it and tasting herfingertip with the tip of her tongue. A twinkle appeared in her. "She hasn't acted like it, anyway. If that big lug she keeps around had been here, I think he'd have spotted us, though." Well, we ain't exactly been laying low," Sherwin said, looking up. "Oh, hey, shit, there she is."Lenny had been checking out the boobs on a long-haired girl walking down the sidewalk. He swung his head around to see Jenny standing on the sidewalk in front of the Record-Herald, waiting for a break in the traffic. Out of the corner of his eye, he could see that Sherwin already.