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confident there are friends of the brigade looking for him, right here in Seattle.” “What makes you think that?” “There are posters hanging in town with my picture on them asking anyone who’s seen me to call them. I wear a this disguise everywhere I go,” he lifted his wig just enough so they could see he was telling the truth. “There is absolutely no reason for them to put these posters up for any reason other than to draw my father out of hiding. Fortunately though he had seen the posters, he didn’t recognize me; so he didn’t do anything about it.” “You should call the WitPro number any time there’s a problem, Mr. Brown. You were given those instructions in the training, weren’t you?” Hap shrugged his shoulders. “I don’t now. I don’t remember the training.” Billy, nervous throughout this exchange because he doesn’t want to go with these men, sat down and started crying. “We need to take him to the station.” He got Louie’s cell number and told him someone would be in touch immediately; then they left with Billy.