<b><span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(226, 80, 65)">Abby Daniels</span></b><br/><br/>"Heart massage?  What are you talking about?  Were you even listening to what I said?  It seems you're fixating on what's in my purse rather than the woman who may be about to give birth.  And don't get the impression that because I'm wearing a maid's uniform that I'm one of the servants that you can order around.  I'm wearing this to keep the dress that I wore to this farce from getting messed up during the birth.  If not for Justina . . . . . and a stuck door, I would probably leave for home since I never asked for anything from Marcus beyond a reasonable tip.  And he was always a generous tipper."<br/><br/>At that point, Abby turned to return to Justina, deciding to ignore Audrey and prepare for her boss's wrath instead.  According to Marcus, Audrey had worked for him, but had been lured away by Grace.  What did that say about Audrey and her loyalty?  Probably that whatever she did was in accordance with what Grace wanted.  Abby wasn't making friends, it appeared, though Grace's brother Greg had a big smirk on his face.  He seemed to be enjoying her encounter with Audrey waaaaaaay too much.  When she glared at him, he laughed and finished putting up the second screen.<br/><br/>She glanced at Lucia and Justina apologetically.  "I'm sorry.  I have a bit of a temper.  And maybe I'm a little too blunt for polite society."<br/><br/>Sitting down next to Justina, she said "No worries about the pillow.  Why don't you try laying on your side and I'll massage you from behind.  So, how many weeks are you, anyhow, Justina?"<br/><br/><br/><b><span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(226, 80, 65)">Gregory Widcombe</span></b><br/><br/>Had he been hoping for a catfight?  Probably not.  Abby didn't look like the type of girl to back down, while Audrey would need to confer with her boss before getting into a fight.  He laughed again, then heard a voice he hadn't expected at this gathering.<br/><br/>"Ethan.  Always a pleasure."  He didn't mean it, but he didn't have anything to lose by being polite.  He would be greatly surprised if Ethan was in the will.  Or was even invited.  If there was anyone Marcus was more disappointed in than his children, it was Ethan.  At least his children had created their own businesses, no thanks to father.  Ethan seemed to drift along without an idea of what he wanted to do.  Greg tried to remember what his cousin's latest profession was.  Was it movie producer?<br/><br/>Then it dawned on him.  How had Ethan gotten the door open when no one else could? If Greg believed in the supernatural, it would seem as if the mansion was drawing victims in, but not letting them leave.  Which would also explain the loss of communications.<br/><br/>Ethan making a beeline for Grace was a disaster waiting to happen.  Flirting with a cousin at a funeral.  Well, not the funeral.  Ethan showing up for the funeral would have been even more surprising.  But the only reason he would show up for the reading of the will was to see if he could get something out of it.  And schmoozing with Grace was probably his way of finding out how much she was getting and how much of that he thought he was owed.  Boy, was he in for a surprise!