It was the first time since her arrival that Layla had been in a crowded place and not had anyone ask about or comment on her tattoo. The lace and feather butterfly mask she wore covered it completely. It added to her general feeling of well being- not the anonymity, because no one there knew or cared who she was regardless of her garb- because she
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Dressed in gray and hands momentarily free, Jamie ambled toward Layla with the sort of confidence that came only with a few drinks. He was loose, relaxed -- less like Prime, and more like a dupe, that one, buried part of his personality that was good at mingling at parties and talking to beautiful women. Sliding in next to her, he leaned against the wall.
"Hiding from someone?"
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It's not an unfair question. The answer's a little complicated and involved, though. The simplest one is, no. Or at least I shouldn't be. I know I'm not hiding from him, at least.
"What good would hiding from the world's greatest detective do me?" she asked.
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"You tell me."
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"Give me one reason why I should," she countered.
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