Chapter 32When we entered the den Calvin was standing next to Pete. He didn't look nervous or worried…he actually looked quite relaxed. It's always nice when your psychopathic houseguest feels comfortable.
“Please have a seat, Mr. Brelong,” Aris said as he walked over to one of the sofas and sat. Calvin did as he was told while looking around the room. Billy had moved toward the corner, her arms firmly crossed under her breasts, her expression hard, almost callous. I walked over and sat near Aris. Pete stood behind Calvin's sofa, his pose similar to Billy's.
“I must admit, Mr. Brelong, your ability to portray yourself as a feeble-minded boy, lost in a world he does not understand, is quite impressive. However, it is no longer necessary. What is necessary is the location of Edgar and Mr.
