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that neither of us are particularly content with because we have had a live-in nanny who isn’t in the lifestyle. I was supposed to interview one tomorrow before the club opened. I am hopeful that it works out, well, I’d like you to observe the interview along with Cecelia.”
    “I assume you are talking about watching from the room behind that mirror.”
    Cam didn’t even try to hold back his grin, he wasn’t at all surprised Carl had spotted the two-way mirror, it wasn’t difficult if one knew what to look for. “Correct. I’ll want your impressions about both women’s reactions.” He waited for a moment for recognition to hit his friend’s eyes before continuing, “The young woman I’m interviewing is a trained submissive, she has the credentials to care for Chloe, and I think she’ll fit in well. My only hope is we’ll be able to keep her because she also appears to have caught Fischer’s eye.” Cam knew Peter and Carl had shared women for some time, it was a part of the dossier he’d gotten from Kent and Kyle. What he didn’t know was how Carl would feel about Fischer and Peter sharing together without him, and that was exactly what he suspected would happen with Lara.
    During dinner one evening, Fischer had confided that he knew there would be a woman who would bring him and his brother back together. Cam had always believed Peter had found a woman he’d thought was right, but Fischer had rejected her. His club manager hadn’t shared all of the details of their differences, but Cam knew Fischer believed there would be one woman that neither one could “read” and she’d be the one for them. Fischer had been fascinated with Lara—from the first moment he realized her thoughts weren’t completely open to him. Now Cam could only hope his friend could hold off his “happily ever after” long enough for him to ensure the safety of his wife and child. You know full well that fate is a fickle friend and you have a lot of negative slash marks on the wrong side of your tally board.
    Cam had no intention of laying all his cards on the table just yet, after all, focusing on anything other than keeping Cecelia and Chloe safe wasn’t an option. Refocussing his attention, he continued, “Cecelia is well-trained, but I’m concerned this situation may well throw her into a tailspin. She has never asked for any details about what I did before we met—personally, I think she was too worried to ask.”
    “And you didn’t make her confront that fear?” The disbelief in Carl’s voice was easy to hear and Cam wouldn’t have expected anything less from a trained Dom, particularly one who had at one time known him well—very well. He’d been selfish and a coward, but that wasn’t something he was interested in admitting out loud, at least not to the only other person in this world he’d let down.
    “She had already scheduled the next few days off, we’d planned to go out of town and Chloe is already at her aunt and uncle’s. Adam Weston is married to Cecelia’s older sister, Camille. Their home is very secure and Adam has taken some additional precautions. The trip we’d planned would have made protecting Cecelia very difficult without some security upgrades. I already have a team working on those but it will take them a couple of days to complete the installation of an enhanced motion detection system. In the meantime, we’ll be taking a private jet to New York tonight. I’ve arranged for a place where the security is as top-notch as it gets. We’ll spend a few days there while security upgrades are done in St. Maarten. Cecelia is probably going to be off work longer than a week, her clinic manager is working on that end of things.” For the first time in his life, Cameron Barnes was essentially flying by the seat of his pants. During his career, relegating tasks to others had always been far too dangerous, and delegating had been one of the most difficult skills for him to master after