She invited sixty girls she was friends with to a party one weekend, drugged them all out of their minds and then sold their bodies to the highest bid...er. She’s a little miffed with me because ... well I’m not certain why she hates me. It could be because the young man who shot me and lost his life was one of her close friends and helped her organize and carry out that sick deed or maybe she thinks that I played an important role in bringing her to justice. Either way, she’s likely to be VERY. Oh The Webs We Weave - ConclusionBy Suzie Q. Haff and Cheryl LynnThe cell phone's incessant ringing was silenced when Charles DuPontflipped open the receiver. "DuPont here," he said."Charlie this is B and we have to talk. Can you talk at the moment?"Auntie B said at the other end of the line."B! This is a pleasant surprise. You know that I always have the timeto talk to my girl. Now what is so important?" Charles replied somewhatsurprised to hear Aunt B's voice. She didn't call him that. If Rolf came over to Oak Hall and joined us, it would be for one reason and one reason only, and that would be to take over and run things himself. It's just the way he is." Pity," I responded sighing heavily, "but it's to be expected. The bastards running Game World have a habit of grabbing dickheads from other Earths to spice things up. Well we can solve that issue once we're done in Izmir. I'd suggest sending in the six guys I used raiding the crusaders' camp and offing their leadership.. He handed me a pager and said that’s how I would be contacted. He also said I needed to adopt what he called a “trade name” to go by to preserve my privacy. He laughed when I selected the name Linda; it was just the first name that popped into my head. He thought it was funny because it was such an ordinary name.A few days later the pager goes off and I go down to the dorm lobby and use a pay phone to call. This guy tells me where he’s staying and I went back up to my room to change clothes. On.