I reached in, grabbed my briefcase and half trotted to the door. "Is that you, Greg?" Really? I grimaced, snarling to myself. Was she expecting someo...e else? With a grunt I hurried to the bathroom, bag in tow, jacket still on. My bladder, convinced it was close, barely held on until I got unzipped. Heaving a huge sigh of relief I relaxed and emptied, a sensation of warmth and comfort sweeping through me. Washing up, I checked myself in the mirror. My hair was a mess from running my hand. He couldn't determine what it was, but it sounded like a clattering of metal. A silence ensued. Then the same sound again. Danni stood up and padded to the door. It was dark in the corridor. Deciding not to turn on the light, he silently got out of his room and headed toward the staircase. His eyes gradually adjusted to the darkness. He stopped as he reached the stairs and looked down. The living room was dark, but Danni felt that there was someone there."Not now!" Danni heard his mother. After hanging up with the four men, Dex dialed Marty. She was used to Dex calling at all hours, so she was not upset at hearing from him on Saturday morning. "Let's get a restraining order against Craig." Why now? We talked about it before, but you didn't want to." The snatch attempt yesterday, or whatever it was, gives us the extra ammunition. Besides, I want to keep doing things to piss him off and keep him on edge. See if you can have the order delivered on Tuesday." It should be no problem.. Billy and Larry had gotten far. A corral was actually taking shape. The large one for the incoming cattle.Larry caught me up with what had been done, ordered and stocked. Mostly by way of pointing at receipts and dates.My head still jerked up when I heard a car in the driveway, but I was no longer disappointed when it wasn't Kevin. I believed he'd keep his promise this time. I didn't have long to wait.I was busy installing a metal gate. Or I should say helping JC to install a metal gate. A gate.