Okay, so that was another handful of people he’d have to kill.  Not that Andreas minded getting his hands dirty, but he couldn’t tell his unwitting companion that he intended to take out everyone who might end up being a witness to the whole thing.  Besides, he had very particular plans concerning Alex’s disappearance that relied on the whole place going up in flames.  Even if they didn’t see anything, he couldn’t have the help calling the fire department early or trying to put the fire out.<br/><br/>Still, he did worry about Alex’s reaction to the loss of those “innocent” lives.<br/><br/>“Shutting down the cameras would be good.”  Though he’d intended on taking care of the evidence of security footage, having none to worry about at all was even better.  “How many of those people would listen to you if you tried to dismiss them for the day?” he asked.  His mind was on business now.  Getting answers and fueling up for the long day ahead.  He preferred working under the cover of night, but Alex wasn’t going to let him have his way, was he?  “I’m doubting the security…  But a maid, a pool boy, and a gardener would listen, right?  We don’t want witnesses,” he explained.  Andreas also knew that he had to take into account that Alex’s<i>probably</i>wasn’t going to hold water.  “If he’s home, how many more?  Security, I mean.”