Only he had vanished as thoroughly as thatlast trial lawyer. Some thought the husband might have taken his ownlife after killing off the legal trash t...at let his family's murdererfree. I didn't think so.I knew the killer still lived, just as I knew that the mysteriousavenger simply had his own timetable. As I had pointed out earlierbefore the presiding judge drowned in a tragic fishing accident.Course, no one pays me no mind. I dig graves. What could I know?Well, I knew men didn't drown wearing. Dinner was an experience as Peggy snuggled next to him without his having to ask. She rubbed against him seductively the entire time and on the way home threw glances his way and would blush profusely when he caught her eye.She pulled into the garage and closed the door with the remote. Peggy sat quietly lost in her own thoughts while gently caressing the leather steering wheel. Darrel got out of the car and walked to the front waiting on her to get out.“Come here,” he said. She reluctantly. ‘And now all may know it. Come, let us take breakfast.’ * When the Captain left to attend to his piratical business after breakfast, Kitty made a beeline for the desk drawers and chests that lined the luxurious cabin. A treasure trove of gems, coins and expensive plate was concealed within, more than enough to set one up in a new city. Kitty sat back and plotted the morning away. It would be a fortnight or more before they came to shore again, she could play the meek mistress for that long. But. We hurried and made it to the church. We filled the entire area up with my girls.On the way Laura told me about all the questions she had to fend about me from ladies of every age and even men. The women I could take and I hoped the men's interest was simple curiosity. Natasha had been the most blatant in her interest from the women and some reporters were particularly anxious to learn all they could.Rita and Libra looked at me from beside their parents and had a worried look. I was sure they.