The sixth book, Good Work Secret Seven starts off with Susie taunting Jack. She has switched tactics now though, and says that she doesn’t want to belong to the Secret Seven. If she wants to belong to a secret society she can always start one of her own like she did before. She knows the password again as well, and at the next meeting she boldly knocks on the door and says the password and walks in! She has various ways and means of getting the password. This time it turns out that Jack talks in his sleep and she overheard him say the password. However, knowing the password doesn’t make one a member and gate crashing is a punishable offence, so Susie has to sit in the corner and watch the others feast and discuss non-important things. She demands to be set free but Peter will only let her go if she promises not to trick them again or upset their meetings. What a spoilsport he is. Susie is an honourable girl and will not make promises she doesn’t mean to keep, so she has to stay.