Brenda smiled to herself, thinking she had the advantage in whatever conversation was about to take place, and said, “What’s this all about, Mr. D...nley….your cryptic call this morning was very disturbing.”Still grinning that silly grin, Mr. Donley got up from his desk and walked over to his office door, locking it as he said, “You can call me Jim, Brenda. And that call was meant to be cryptic. I wanted you in my office this morning to discuss this matter.”“Ok….’Jim’….what matter are we. Despite his desperate screams of rage and pain, I was able to concentrate on the computer. I learned that the ship had a shipboard intruder detection system. It also had a system that detected emissions used by cameras to determine the range and countered those with various lights. I’d have to look into attaching the special LED lights on the upper decks to defeat overhead cameras like satellites, drones, and other surveillance aircraft.The girls only took fifteen minutes to extract their. Twenty seconds." He looked up at me and paled, as I'm sure I did as well. I'm sure he was debating the idea of having to make out with me against getting to make out with Cheryl. Finally he said, "I, uh, I'm going to pass and draw again." The girls teased him, calling him chicken, but I had to support his decision, "Good idea, there's got to be a better card in there."He took his drink, and was once again faced with having to tell the truth. "You're attached to a Polygraph. Be honest. Have you. Sanderson had finished deposing the former May-Lynn."Good, Cord, I've got the details--ah, and here's the warrant, freshlydownloaded. We're going to be visiting Dora 'Ravenstar' Daturn."Daturn lived down in the Village, which had been getting moregentrified in the last few years. The doorman of the apartment buildingwasn't inclined to let us in until we flashed our badges, and even thenwe had to threaten him with obstruction to keep him from phoning up.Apartment 33 was the only one on its.