<div style="text-align: justify;">Colette sighed when Paul said Gloria Neal had played the character whose name had been used. Poor woman, she thought to herself. It was sad, but it at least gave them a small lead. It couldn’t be Gloria herself, as she was dead, but someone close to her, and maybe linked to the movie industry, as they had remembered the name of the young woman’s character.<br/><br/>~“Yes. And probably knew something about movies as well”~, Colette agreed. She thought for a moment before carrying on speaking. ~“Can you remember anyone who was involved with movies who cared a lot about her? A relative, a boyfriend, or a really close friend?”~, she asked, trying to think of every possible angle.<br/><br/>She didn’t know how, but Colette knew that she needed to help Paul.<br/><br/><div><hr style="height:2px; width:100%; border:0; color: #0000FF;background:#0000FF;"/></div><br/><br/>Back at the hotel, things were still settling after the mess that had occurred at the lobby. Some scared guests were still whispering about the events, and the staff was making sure that everything was in order.<br/><br/>When the phone rang, it took a minute or two for someone to pick it up. The person took it in French, naturally, and asked for a moment when Shane asked for Marie. <br/><br/>It didn’t take too long for Marie to come to the phone. She started speaking in French, but as soon as she recognized Shane’s voice, the woman switched to English. <br/><br/>Hearing Shane tell her he was in jail made the woman gasp. That was too much, those filthy Americans were going way too far. Taking a deep breath, Marie paid attention to what Shane had to say. <br/><br/>“I will be there in a few minutes, son. Are you hurt? Do you need me to take anything?”, she asked, already in her practical intonation, with an evident affection sounding in the woman’s voice.<br/><br/>She would have to make the dirty Americans pay later. For now, Shane needed her.</div>