"There's one on Maclanahan." Maclanahan?" Yes, do you know where Roanoke Memorial Hospital is?" the teller asked snidely."Yes, it's that way," Ryan sa...d, gesturing over his shoulder. You walk a fine line, Ryan thought with growing anger. Back off if you know what is good for you."Very good," the teller responded, using the smugly condescending tone reserved for small children and the mentally retarded. "If you turn left out onto Colonial and turn right onto Brandon and go through the Franklin. "Kaylyn climbed back up into her truck and waived out the window as she idled down the driveway. Nikki waived and laughed as she returned to the house. She set the bag on the kitchen counter and began getting herself ready for bed. She was exhausted from putting in so many hours. As she lay in bed however, she found she was too excited to sleep. She kept thinking about how wonderful it was going to be to see Chase. She'd felt so empty and alone without him around. He was kind of her. " And what was that?" Security." Like a mall guard or an armored car guy?" No ... not exactly. I worked for the Canadian government. Internal security." You aren't giving me much," she said, appearing frustrated."Just as well. There isn't much I can give you."That seemed to stop that line of questioning temporarily."You said you had an ex-wife. How long were you married?" Three years, one month, and twenty-six days." Not very long." Long enough. She decided she could do better. I don't know if. At least she brought some clean clothing so I could change out of the hospital gown."Good afternoon Miss, I've come to take you home." The young, rugged looking man, with Goodson's Security embroidered on his tunic, gave me a little smile, "I'm Geoffrey Goodson." Hi Geoff," I replied noncommittally, my mind trying to work out what was going on. Why didn't Daddy pick me up? Why pay a security guard, even a good-looking one? Still rather weary even after five days of rest in the hospital, I.