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The Greatest Lie Part 18

"Good, she's going to need one. She can call you as soon as we're through booking her."

She met my eyes, and must have sensed my terror. "Don't explain anything to me now, and don't tell them anything. We can talk later."

"Lady, until she identifies you as her lawyer for this matter, I suggest you just shut up and get out of our way."

"This is such bullshit. What a setup. That little prick Pajon committed contempt of court so he could stall long enough for you thugs to respond to his Blackberry message. Wait until the judge hears about this."

Marcia was right in the face of one of the marshals.

"Back off, lady. We got plenty more of these."

The marshal dangled a pair of handcuffs ominously. Marcia backed away, but her eyes were blazing with rage.

"You may need those for yourselves before I'm done."

The blue-jacketed marshal jumped into the seat next to me and fastened my seatbelt. I slumped in my seat, and closed my eyes as the car screeched off.