 What incorrect assumption does Trella make about Blessing?
Trella feared she was in for trouble even before Motwick's head dropped forward on his arms in a drunken stupor. Trella swung with her whole body, and slapped him so hard he nearly fell from his chair. The dark man, who had grabbed Trella's arm, released her and ran for the door. Trella had the desk clerk call a cab to deliver the unconscious Motwick to his home. For some reason she decided against telling him that the assignment on which she had come to the Jupiter system was to gather his own father's notebooks and take them back to Earth. The ship that they boarded on Moon Nine was one of the newer ships that could attain a hundred-mile-per-second velocity and take a hyperbolic path to Earth, but it would still require fifty-four days to make the trip. “Jakdane,” she said, flirting with him with her eyes as in 54 days gone by, “I need a chaperon this trip, and you're ideal for the job.” She told him only that she was a messenger, sent out to Ganymede to pick up some important papers and take them back to Earth. Her employer had impressed upon her that her mission was confidential, but surely Dom Blessing could not object to Dr. Mansard's son knowing about it. All these things had happened before she was born, and she did not know what Dom Blessing's relation to Dr. Mansard had been, but it must have been very close. The principle was the same as that used in operation of remote control “hands” in atomic laboratories to handle hot material, and with the surgiscope very delicate operations could be performed at the cellular level. Dr. Mansard and his wife had disappeared into the turbulent atmosphere of Jupiter just after his invention of the surgiscope, and it had been developed by Dom Blessing. Through all these years since Dr. Mansard's disappearance, 55 Blessing had been searching the Jovian moons for a second, hidden laboratory of Dr. Mansard. When it was found at last, he sent Trella, his most trusted secretary, to Ganymede to bring back to him the notebooks found there. Blessing would, of course, be happy to learn that a son of Dr. Mansard lived, and would see that he received his rightful share of the inheritance. Because of this, Trella was tempted to tell Quest the good news herself; but she decided against it. It was Blessing's privilege to do this his own way, and he might not appreciate her meddling.
 He would be thrilled to hear that Quest is alive and well
 He would be thrilled to hear that Quest is alive and well  He murdered Dr. Mansard and got away with it  He turned Mansard's son into an android  He has no prior knowledge of the contents of Mansard's documents