>> As Juliette was closing the door behind her, Jezabel stopped her and >> exited as well. "You don't mind if I join you do you? They're getting >> to the boring parts now, and I desperately need a stiff one." > > [Oof. Grizzly, you said it. You did that on purpose, Dennis!] [Dennis: When I wrote it out; that's how it came out. (Ouch, there it is again.) I considered changing it, but decided it was fun play of words for her character to use, having a double meaning.] > Juliette raised one elegant eyebrow and allowed the woman through the > doorway, holding the door for her. When they were back out in the main > bar they found a table and she said, "I'm surprised. From your > reputation I would have thought you'd have wanted to stay and take part > in the negotiations." "Yes and no," Jezabel answered plainly, seeming a bit nonplussed. "Chico can handle the details just as well." A look of joy came over her face. "Silas, this is a wonderful surprise." An older man with long, grey hair pulled back in a ponytail approached. Taking Jezabel's hand he squeezed it gently. "I was in the bar talking with a trasher about some parts for Felicity, so I thought I'd check up on who you and your husband are recruiting for me to train." He looked at Juliette. "You must Ms. Lemanz; the woman that Chico mentioned to me this early morning." [...] -- ************************ Dennis D. Kirkpatrick Littleton, CO USA dkirkpat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ----------------------------------------------------------------------- This message brought to you by the HG-PBEM "OVERDRIVE" mailing list. http://www.bluething.org/overdrive/