Motion sickness had never been a problem with Linwood, but that was before experiencing Dr. Morris or was it Danny’s driving.  Nausea occupied his gut paired with the pain of being slung around, his wounded shoulder colliding with the inside of everything.  Linwood felt like kissing the pavement when the car finally stopped.  Feeling lucky to be alive, he climbed out of Danny’s Cadillac and tested his shoulder.<br/><br/>A shower did sound good since the inside of Danny’s car was on the same sanitary level of a sewage plant.  Linwood followed Danny to the room and settled in.  The room was like any other decent hotel room.  No one of those roadside highway slum hotels, this one was actually clean.  Linwood grabbed the TV remote and mashed the power button.  Not caring what was on the TV, just wanting some background noise, he got ready for a shower.<br/><br/>While he was washing, he kept thinking of the phrase in the book.<br/><br/>An Answer For An Answer<br/>A Question For A Question<br/>That Is The Bargain<br/>What Do You Seek?<br/><br/>Linwood wasn’t the brightest lightbulb in the pack, but he wasn’t the dimmest either.  Or so he thought.  The riddle had him stumped.  He couldn’t figure it out.  He finished the shower, dried off, brushed his teeth and performed all the other hygiene routines associated with the process.  He pulled his only fresh (somewhat) clothes from his pack and dressed.  He wasn’t sure when Danny would be back around, but he could get a quick power nap in, that would be the bee’s knees.<br/><br/>Linwood crashed on the bed and while still pondering the book’s riddle, he decided to see what would happen if he asked the book a question.  He knew it sounded crazy, but it couldn’t hurt.  He retrieved the book, unwrapped it, flipped to the first blank page, and scribbled a simple question with a cheap hotel pen he found in the nightstand.<br/><br/>“Where is my sister?”<br/>