Barry couldn't sleep that night.
He paced back and forth in his mansion, thinking about Alexander Park and the mysterious organization. He thought about what Isabella had said about wanting to do good work in the open, not in the shadows.
At six in the morning, he called Isabella.
"Hi," she said sleepily. "Are you okay? It's very early."
"I need to see you," Barry said. "Now. It's important."
Isabella agreed to meet him at a café near her office.
When she arrived, Barry told her everything. He told her about the invitation, about Alexander Park, about the organization that wanted to recruit him. He told her what Alexander had said about her refusing them three years ago.
Isabella's face got very serious.
"Barry, listen to me," she said. "That organization is dangerous. They've trie
