Andrew shrugged at Gideon's remark on identities. "I found someone to do what I wanted Max to do anyway. I suppose Max would have been a middle-man, since he's a bartender. I don't much care, I just need a few tips...Owl huh? You're nocturnal then?" Andrew had tried to hide his surprise that he'd been fooled. He should have seen it coming since Gideon never really revealed himself as Max. But he hadn't realized it and he could have really been taken advantage of. Andrew knew that Gideon was right and that he would need to be more careful.
He gazed back down at his camera. What Andrew really wanted to know were the good vantage points in town. He could find them himself of course, but he didn't want to waste his time climbing something tall only to find out that there wasn't anything interesting worth seeing. Not if he didn't have to. He looked up to see if the guard was still watching TV. The guard had been gazing at Amy as she walked. At first, Andrew thought the guard was just keeping an eye on where she went.
He gazed back down at his camera. What Andrew really wanted to know were the good vantage points in town. He could find them himself of course, but he didn't want to waste his time climbing something tall only to find out that there wasn't anything interesting worth seeing. Not if he didn't have to. He looked up to see if the guard was still watching TV. The guard had been gazing at Amy as she walked. At first, Andrew thought the guard was just keeping an eye on where she went.