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Tunde Leye 71<br />
“You seem very pleased with yourself ”, Tara said to Lamela as they<br />
rode in the back of her bulletproof sedan on the way to The Place.<br />
Lamela smiled. Of course she was. She had outfoxed Iblis finally, had<br />
Tara where she needed her, saved her own skin from punishment in the<br />
Neatherworld, gotten rid of Maxwell and topped it all with a promotion.<br />
To Tara, she said “I'm simply pleased to have helped another woman see<br />
the light”.<br />
“You know, I used to wonder why my mother never left my father in<br />
spite of how bad he treated her. And then why she prevented me from<br />
leaving home when I tried to. I despised her. Yet I became like her, staying<br />
on, no matter how horribly Maxwell treated me.” Tara responded.<br />
“No, you are nothing like her. Look at you. You survived him and are<br />
taking action to rid the world of their evil. You, my dear, are as far from<br />
your mother as can be.”<br />
“I survived thanks to you, Lamela. And even this chance to do<br />
something about men, it is you that is giving it to me. I'm very indebted to<br />
you.”<br />
Lamela looked up. She could see the shape of the demon Nimrod had<br />
assigned to follow and monitor them hovering above the car. This<br />
conversation was for its benefit. It would later report to Nimrod that the<br />
woman was totally under her control and it was out of her own freewill.<br />
They continued the rest of the drive in silence. Tara noted that the<br />
compound felt like a maximum security prison. Lamela read her mind.
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