"Sounds like a good idea to me, go ahead," I said."I guess we should get Carl to gather the dogs for prisoner control when we get to them," Jane said....There is no need for that. I've already remotely examined everyone here and no one actually needs prompt attention. If it is acceptable I will just transport them inside as I did Blatfo. It will probably be wise to warn them about what will happen when their turn comes up," Charlie said."That will be excellent. I'll start telling them now," Jane. ‘Well, I’m hoping that it was worth the loss of ten years of my life,’ she said, not without a little bitterness. ‘So far, so good.’ ‘So, investing didn’t sit that well with you?’ ‘The work was fine. I like numbers and the business side of things. Unfortunately, a lot of the other people in that industry are pretty shallow and uninteresting. Still can’t believe I married one of them.’ ‘You’re married?’ Her tone had suggested it was probably no longer the case, but he thought he’d ask. ‘Went. .. Well..." "Don't worry I've known for a long time. Why don't you come inside for a while?" She took my hand and led me inside. I couldn't do anything but what she said, I was in shock. We got inside and she brought me downstairs to a couch in the middle of an empty room. "Now if you'll just wait here, I'll be back in a second with a little gift for you!" She quickly ran out of the room and left me there with my head full of thoughts. How did she know? How long has she known? What is this. Slowly, she put Idris’ clothes on, dirty as they were. They still smelled like him, and the memory raised her spirits. She walked back into the hall and continued. As the corridor turned, she peered around the corner, dread welling up inside of her as she saw the corridor end at a single door. Above the frame were two green lights, illuminating the surfaces of the hall with an eerie glow. She moved to the door, and turned the handle, slowly, peering between the edge of the door and the frame..