"No, it's Finland. We're from Finland." Well, the Jemba Inertia Notes System Pace Notes are for sale at the Jemba booth in the parking lot. Go get a s...t, I'll register you after I've seen you holding the book." One hundred twenty eight dollars!" Wendy exclaimed."Yeah, the helmets were the expensive part though," I said. "Six hundred each with the wiring."We walked back into the lobby, waved the book and she sat us down."Names?"We made it through all the basics okay."Date of Fire suit?" I don't. On the way to the strip club we drove through some business areas in one of the worst parts of town, they dont exactly put strip clubs in good neighborhoods in our city. I put my wifes electric window down and told her to take her coat off and put it in the back. She did. Then I told her to unbutton her shirt all the way. She did. As we were driving I saw a group of men standing in front of a bar at an intersection with a red traffic light. I sped up a little to get the most out of the red. .she had to be to work in an hour if she wanted to keep her schedule. Did she really have to? Yes, she promised she would. It would only take her 20 minutes to get to the site and set up her office again. No big deal. Nodding silently to herself, she shut the door and got ready for the day. Jaden would be expecting her at 10 am for a breakfast meeting. She promised him she would go see him and check up on his son, Geoff. Brushing her hair back she tried to smile into the mirror. To make herself. She’d give anything for things to go back to the way they’d been six months ago. “What’s wrong, Ruby?” Bashful was looking down at her his eyes a perfect reflection of the sky above. Warm, brilliant and deeply intense. Could she really pull it off, lie to him and his brothers? “And don’t you tell me it’s nothing because I can tell you’re not yourself.” “Is there any word from Hap?” A pained look broke through the perfect smile that only moments ago had played against his lips. “No. Nothing.”.