Gislebert felt relieved when she turned down the first choice and picked interest in the second. He adjusted his glasses and sat up. Walked to the one-way mirror and stared at the warden, his face blank as if staring at his own reflection. He began with voice loud and clear, intentionally wanting the Warden to pick up his words.<br/>"If you help us, I will put in a word with the Warden to make your remaining stay here more comfortable. Your cooperation will also be brought before the jury and perhaps your case revisited." he turned to her, his tone serious, "Your stay here might be reduced, and once you get out, I can assure you...my institute will set you up grandly, so you'll never have to come back here" he paused then walked back to his seat, crossed a leg on the other "...please continue to the next page, see if you can recognize the other three. We shall revisit the ones you recognize once you've seen them all."<br/><br/>Page 4 was another random fellow...but the morse lines this time were instructions.<br/>-... . .- - - .... . .. -. ..-. .. .-. -- .- .-. -.-- ....- .--. -- (<i>beattheinfimary4pm)</i><br/>- --- -- --- .-. .-. --- .-- .-.-.- - .- -.- . -... .-.. ..- . ...- .. .- .-.. (<i>tomorrow.takebluevial)</i><br/><br/>Page 5 he was certain she won't recognize. The fellow wasn't even British.<br/>..--- --... - .... -- .- .-. -.-. .... ----. .--. --  (<i>27thmarch9pm)<br/>
-.. .-. .. -. -.- ...- .. .- .-..-... . .- - -.-. . .-.. .-.. ..--- ----- .----(drinkvialbeatcell201)</i><br/><br/>Page 6...Ah! Now this was a face he was certain she can't forget. He had done his research on her, watched the tape of her proceeding, spoken to her lawyer even and had been rewarded. The lawyer had spilled confidential information, of course that was because Gislebert had disguised as the famous detective lawyer, Barrister Blunt. Amber had cried not guilty, pressing that she was framed and in one of her meetings with the lawyer had mentioned a name. Gislebert investigated and came to realize the girl was framed. Getting out legally won't be possible though, she was a hacker, though she didn't commit the crime, the system won't pardon her without the real culprit in their hands. Well he had information that will help in getting the real culprit, though not for the government.<br/>.- ... .. -.. . ..-. .-. --- -- - .... . -- --- -. . -.--(<i>asidefromthemoney)<br/>
.. -.-. .- -. --. . - -.-- --- ..- .-. . ...- . -. --. .(icangetyourevenge)</i><br/><br/>"Is there something you can tell me about any of these men, Miss Lonsdale?" He asked. He was done, there, all cards on the table. He had a plan to get her out, to give her a fresh start and a new identity. Even if she's to her time clean, she'll never be free. The government will have eyes on her and pull up her name when any hack job is reported, and that Gislebert feared will jeopardize the success of his heist.