The Investigators, Inc. The Case of the Grandchildren. Chapter 11. Complicated.

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  1. Dorothy had information on Mr. Stone but it wasn’t enough to locatehim. She and Arielle are already fitting into the team. How is everyone coming against you related? There seems to be crime families working together. Mr. Meyer is a dangerous man and his brother was an actor getting you involved in a non existent case looking for non existent grandchildren. Are they doing a dry run to see how you handle things. The Meyers slipped by all your tests. Not a good thing.Dorothy and Airelle have helped establish that you know very little about your adversaries.

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    • Yes, even with all of our checks we missed out on some things which could have been disastrous. We might have lost a lot of our girls on this one, like the original four sent to guard the grandparents. Even now Jennifer can only do so much by herself to protect the others, so they are in great danger. It seems like all these people are related and though they seem to be working against each other, they really are working together. Yes, I have thought they might be testing us to see how we work and do things. That would make a real case against them dangerous for us, and much easier for them. Yes, it has been difficult to find information about our enemies in this case. They have done things very well to fool us, but now we know enough not to trust anyone. But are Mr. Stone and Mr. Meyer working together or was this just a chance occurrence that brought them together at this time? Somehow I think they are too much alike to work together. Finding Arielle and Dorothy has helped us a great deal. We are not planning to wait around until they decide to kill us. πŸ€”πŸ‘©πŸ˜ΌπŸ‘»πŸ¦πŸ•΅οΈβ€β™‚οΈ

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