In New York

Spot watched intently as Mary McCrae poked at her soup absent mindedly. This was their third meeting. He had been surprised at how helpful it had been. Initially he'd just been thinking that she would be able to help him keep Shon out of the way while they dealt with the real players, but it seemed as though Shon was just that. Since Spot's meeting with Rome, Shon had brought Billy Jennings into his very home. Mary had been quick to report on that. She, just like every other woman who met Jennings, was terrified of the man. She mentioned to Spot how Shon had been very careful not to leave her alone with Billy, something Spot had found himself grateful for.