"They sell old toys at garage sales. They donate them to the Salvation Army. Nobody says that's wrong. Imagine what it would be like if a child could ...ring legal action against a parent for throwing a toy away. It would be madness." She frowned again. "I think you're barking up the wrong tree here." You said something about common law," I said."Sure. Say a bully at school takes that IPod we were talking about away from your kid. Common law is going to recognize that IPod as being your kid's. Her description of the demands of her female clients never failed to arouse me to a full extension and usually lead to us doing it right on the spot no matter where we were or what time of day or night it was.That very night, I suggested to Dianna that she use the new maid to sooth her nerves in a quiet evening of bathing in the warm water brought by the servants to her private room and then to have Nicolette wash her thoroughly not missing a single hidden spot with a professional touch. At. She was unsteady on her feet, but she took my hand and starting pulling me towards her bedroom - she was that eager. It amused me to the point I let out an involuntary laugh; Sophie, thinking it was all in good fun, giggled along with me - unaware of what my intentions were.As we reached the door to Hanna’s bedroom, I pulled Sophie to a stop which caused her to turn around to look at me with a questioning expression. When I reached out to turn the handle to Hanna’s door, she baulked for the. She didn't really know which bitch Gloria was referring to. She hedged her bets."The attorney is Celina Gomez," she answered. "She represents Allie Timmons aka Ashley Malibu. She is on Line Two."Gloria hit the flashing button for Line Two without breaking the intercom connection. The half dozen people in the outer chamber got to listen to half the conversation for free."This better be good," Gloria said in lieu of a greeting. "I don't care for threats." No threat," Celina replied in a cheery.