CHAPTER SEVEN
Sally and Pamela Thornton slept luxuriously in their motel beds, and in the morning had what was for them a luxurious breakfast. But the man who had "saved" them, Francis Saltiel, seemed to have lost some of his genial solicitude for them, as he kept glancing at his wristwatch during breakfast in the restaurant and urged them to hurry so they could pack and continue the drive on to Baton Rouge.
Finally, the girls finished with a sigh of repletion, hurried to pack the one large suitcase they had taken from the little farmhouse in Durwent, and got back into the Cadillac while the black-haired, suave financier got behind the wheel and was soon out on the highway heading towards the famous Louisiana city where he would have rendezvous with the Albanian yacht captain, Milko D
