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in?”
     
    “Yes.”
     
    “Okay good. I need to see those.”

    I started flipping through the books again,
this time taking note of the dates the photos were taken. With the
exception of the last book he received, the other books contained
one or more photo taken for every day he was in California dating
back ten months ago. The angles at which the photos were taken, the
places they were taken and the expressions they captured made a
very telling story. The person who took these photos did not
romanticize him by taking intimate pictures. They were bold and
captured his seriousness and dedication to his work. They were
neither posed nor glamorous. They captured him in the moment, at
business meetings, on set, in restaurants and events he attended.
This was someone who was familiar with his itinerary. I believed it
was someone who worked for his production company, someone he did
not have any contact with but was around him every day, someone who
admired Gabriel for the man that he is despite the glitz and
glamour that came with his life. This was someone who liked the
path of Gabriel’s life and as much as they craved his
acknowledgement, had no confidence to interact with Gabriel. A fear
of rejection forced this person to remain in the shadows and praise
Gabriel from afar but my instincts told me the moment Gabriel
deviates from the path his stalker deemed right for him there was
going to be serious repercussions. From all the evidence I had in
front of me I learnt something else. Gabriel’s stalker was male, my
guess, between the ages of thirty-five and forty-five.
    I explained it all to Gabriel, who seemed
stunned for a moment that his stalker was male. After that he took
it all in stride.
     
    “Gabe, tell me about the fire yesterday.”
     
    “The fire inspector was here this morning. He
said it was deliberate. Someone lit up a bunch of promo posters of
Julie Summers and I in the storage room. If it wasn’t discovered in
time the damage could have been a lot worst.”
     
    “I want you to think about what you did
before the fire yesterday, the conversations you had. Did you say
anything that was not work related?”
     
    He sat there, chasing the memories in his
mind.
    “We were reshooting a small scene for the
movie yesterday morning before I had to leave to pick you up at the
airport when the fire occurred. It was a closed set so other than
the crew and production staff there wasn’t anyone out of the
ordinary there.”
     
    “Did you mention that to anyone?” I asked,
knowing his answer before he said it.
     
    “I remember saying to one of my assistants
that I had to pick you up at the airport, but it was only so she’d
know where I was if I was needed.”
     
    “He was there and he heard you Gabe. He
didn’t like the idea of you rushing off to pick up a girl at the
airport. You were going to deviated just a little from the part he
wants you on so he did something to keep you there.”
     
    That truth hit home for him and I knew he
didn’t like it. We were at this for a couple hours now and I
decided it was time for a break. My ideal afternoon would be
spending it on the beach and I hoped he didn’t have plans for the
afternoon so he could join me.
     
    “I assume you gave the surveillance videos
from yesterday to the fire inspector?”
     
    “Yes, but I can get you a copy if you’d
like.”
     
    “Great, now last thing before we stop. We
need a cover story for my presence. You’re a public figure and
everyone knows your family. I’m thinking we could say you’re
thinking about doing a biography and I’m a friend of Tyler’s, whose
here to help you with that. I’m following you around for a couple
of weeks to get a feel of what your life is like to know what
direction we should take for your biography.”
     
    “Smart and beautiful Ally, I like that, I
like that a lot,” he said leaning forward and smacking my lips with
his.
    “I’m all yours for the rest of the day baby,
do with me as