That makes sense, from what I can tell. When I look at my watch, I see that it is nine minutes and a quarter past nine. I have a few minutes to kill before the fire inspector arrives, so I decide to test out our new method of communication. Lois has already acknowledged that she has received my delivery.
I take the phone that is reserved exclusively for Lois from its place and dial her number. Because she answered the phone on the first ring, she must have been holding it at the time. "Good morning, Mr. Damion," the speaker said.
"Good morning, Miss Marcus."
"Would you like to know how I was able to identify you?" The sound of her laughter could be heard in her voice.
"Is it possible that it's because I'm the one who gave you the phone, and I'm the only one who has the number? Or becau
