“What
do you think?” Logan
asked the group half an hour later, after he’d clarified his idea in his own
head to some degree.
“I
don’t know. It might work, if we can figure out how to keep him from just
teleporting out.”
Logan nodded at Faolán’s comment. “That is going to be the
fly in the ointment." He chuckled. "If I were stinking rich we could
coat it in silver.”
“An
idea, but not a doable one, unfortunately,” Brice said. “Even I don’t have the
kind of dough to handle that.”
Skye
looked between them. “Does it have to be pure silver?”
“What
are you thinking, Skye?”
“Silver
nitrate. It’s cheap enough, relatively speaking, and if you mixed it in paint…”
Faolán
pursed his lips in thought. “That just might work.”
“Is
construction on the room finished, Brice?” Logan asked.
“Yes.”
“Then
all you have to do is convince Morgan to paint the interior with paint you
provide, without his thinking you’ve gone totally around the bend.”
“He
won’t think that, I hope. I’ve been a nice, easy client to work for according
to him. So if I decide I want the panic room to have some color in it, instead
of bare steel walls, he’ll do it for me without raising an eyebrow too high.”
“That
being the case someone…” Logan
looked at Skye.
“As
the only human here, I get the honors of picking up enough silver nitrate and
then mixing it into the paint. I can handle…” She yawned prodigiously. “Sorry,
all. Guess the hour’s getting to me.”
“Then
let’s get you home.” Logan
turned to Brice. “We can meet here again tomorrow night, or are you busy with
the show now?”
“I’ve
got two more free nights before we start the exterior filming. I should be back
here by six at the latest tomorrow.”
“Okay,
then let’s say we meet at seven, for Skye’s sake?”
“My
sake?”
“Yes.
It’ll give you time to change clothes,” Logan
told her, smiling.
“Well,
yeah, that would be good.”
Logan put an arm around Skye’s waist. “Say good night,
Skye.”
“Good
night Skye,” she said with a grin just before the two of them vanished.
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