“Based on what she said about my ass and Rhona’s, probably more than ‘works.’ “
“So maybe we try and have a word with her once we’re outta here,” Jaime added. “Find her, find Rhona… I got my ways. Long time since I fucked a Brit. One that didn’t look like a damn iguana.”
Emma, who knew exactly who Jaime was talking about, shuddered at the memory of Horny Helen.
“It’s going to take more than sex to break her,” Olivia told her.
“Yeah, right,” Jaime replied.
“Jaime, the girl killed someone she didn’t even know like she was cleaning off makeup! Think a hard fuck could break someone like that? Someone like YOU?“ Grace pointed out.
“And anyway,” Olivia added, “when we find the whore, she’s mine.”
“Can I get sharesies?” Jennifer asked.
“Sure, why not? You can sit on her while I kick her head in…”
“Before you do that, we’ll need you to chip in on distraction duty,” Roselyn told them. “Nobody rides for free on this train.”
“You mean this truck, or whatever the guy scrounges up for us,” Megan replied. “Hope it’s bigger than what Rhona saddled us with…”
“What guy?” Olivia asked.
“That was my job,” Blake said with a smile. “I sweettalked one of the boys who’s in love with me… we chose him because he lives in Sacramento. Practically right next door.”
“It’ll be waiting for us when we get down the mountain,” Roselyn continued. “Shay and Emma committed the way out of here to memory, so they’ll be leading us.”
“You couldn’t have gotten the plans in here,” Olivia pointed out.
“We didn’t. You can thank the pride of Channel 7 here,” Grace grinned, indicating Hayden.
“The EX-pride,” the ex-reporter corrected ruefully.
“Actually, it was her girlfriend who kicked it all off,” Blake continued, looking at Hayden with something almost like pride.
“She researched the layout of Remy Hadley and the geography,” Roselyn continued, “and each time she visited Hayden she brought another piece of the puzzle.”
“How’d she…OHHH,” Jennifer’s question was answered by Hayden pointing to her pussy.
“You want to be inspired? Try seeing your girlfriend get a life sentence for being mixed up with us PLUS fifteen years for ‘robbing’ Torcoletti’s and ‘beating up Ashley Benson,’” Emma added sympathetically; they all had sentences for their other crimes running consecutively instead of concurrently with the big one, and whether it was online fraud (Grace), the odd bit of underage sex (Blake, even though the guys had all consented), car theft (Megan) or outright murder (Jaime), life plus whatever was still too long.