As they approached, a buzzer sounded and the door sprang ajar. Alex looked up to see a small video camera pointed in their direction."The owner of thi... place obviously has security issues," whispered Alex.The great door opened onto a very large room with glass windows two stories tall along two adjoining sides."Wow, get a load of the view," whispered Alex pointing toward a seaward panorama of breathtaking splendor. Dark-blue ocean mottled here and there with lighter turquoise of a lagoon. Doug got really pissed when one of the detectives, who were investigating a drug smuggling operation, had accessed several of my reports when they came up in his searches for past cases. He had also followed up on the forensics that I’d sent away. As a result, he had used the information to solve a huge smuggling case.The detective even came and thanked me, but not Doug.I was surprised to find it was Kyle Reed.Kyle and I had a bit of history. He used to work as a detective in Port Douglas. When. I knew this would upset her, but I didn't care. "That's it Megan, you're gone," she shouted, as she stormed down the hallway to her room, slamming the door behind her. Sitting on the top step I could hear her on the phone, "She's out of control, I can’t handle her another minute," my mother yelled. She was making arrangements for me to move, she had threatened to send me away before, but I never thought she was serious. Where would she send me? We really had no family, no one we were close to. At the time, that was not my intention but his words gave me a bit of a tingle at the thought that Kadec may have seen part of my braless mounds.Anyway, we arrived at our next stop about half an hour into our journey, a Hindu temple that was unfortunately quite a bit of a walk up a steep hill.Grabbing our camera, we followed Kadec up the path. The humidity was almost unbearable and Dave and I were sweating profusely as we reached the top. We spent some time listening to our guide before looking.