“Let us not go there, girls,” Annie said, sitting down at the table. “We need to make some decisions right now. I want to go on record as saying the longer we delay our punishment for Mr. Moss, the longer he has to make his own plans to depart the area. I don’t think we should wait beyond tomorrow. He now knows Amalie is in town. What he can do about it is anyone’s guess, but none of us thinks like he does. So, let’s talk about all this.”

“Well, people,” Maggie said, “I sent Moss a text last evening and told him that I and my colleagues would be out there today. This is already today, and we aren’t going out there. Now he might not have taken me seriously. Or then again, he might have and already split. That means to me, we hit him tomorrow. Having said that, I’m okay with doing it tonight after dark, too. Whatever you all think will work for you will work for me.”

Isabelle spoke next. “I talked to Abner, and he came up with the blueprints online for Moss’s house. The breaker box is inside in the laundry room. That’s only a help if we can get inside the gates. He said he doesn’t have any sources at the power company, and if we want the power off, we’ll have to do it ourselves. Yoko said she’s willing to climb the fence, and if we use parabolic cameras, we can tell where the guards are. She’s quick and fast, so she should be able to get in and out within minutes. And, Abner said, there are no dogs. That in itself is a relief.”

“We have to take out the guards. There are only two per shift. Harry and Jack can take them out with stealth. No noise, no scuffling. Once that happens, we have a clear field. Again, darkness will be our friend,” Nikki said.

“How are we going to know if Moss is really inside? What if he packs up and leaves today or tonight or tomorrow during the day?” Kathryn asked.

“Avery Snowden has men out on the service road. They know the make and model of all of Moss’s vehicles. They’ll follow him, and if they think he’s on the run, they will arrange something so he has to return to his house. We’re good there, I think,” Myra said.

“It breaks down to do we go tonight or tomorrow night,” Annie said. “Let’s take a vote.”