After the call, Lisa sent me the directions. The theater’s delivery entrance was in one of the less flashy roads, at least on the map it offered sufficient possibilities for us to hide in plain view.
As we reached Vegas, Lisa called again with instructions. “Pass by the theater, round the block. Do by no means pass the delivery entrance. Be prepared to follow fake Bobbi and O’wen. Just keep a low profile, will you!”
“Yep, will do,” I assured her.
“You all might want to grab a coffee first, or use the facilities. It’ll take me about 45 minutes to arrange everything. If you do not see my bike, pray and let the motor rip in hot pursuit! If Hardin comes out with the Davies to follow me, we need more support back in Arizona. He could be extremely dangerous. If he doesn’t come out with the Davies, inform your contact and put him under surveillance.”
Dear readers,
Lisa is the main character in C. S. Boyack’s ‘Wild Concept’. She’s a robot who helps Craig Boyack around the writing cabin these days.
To learn more about versatile author Craig, awesome automation Lisa Burton and the writing cabin, please check out his blog “Entertaining Stories” and my review on ‘Wild Concept’:
https://coldhandboyack.wordpress.com/
http://mytrainofthoughtson.wordpress.com/2014/11/11/wild-concept-by-c-s-boyack/
In a small compass... 
It’s getting so suspenseful! 😀
Thank you, Rachel. 🙂
Reblogged this on Entertaining Stories and commented:
It’s going down in Neighbors, over at In a Small Compass. PS: Be careful, Lisa.