They never did find her body just this," he said.She looked young, even younger than she was, even with the sound turned off she knew she was fighting...and screaming while they repeatedly raped her."It doesn't matter what they taught you to do," he said pointing at the screen, "You would've fought just like her and like her you would've died for your pains."The room was filled with an uncomfortable silence, just the flickering images on the large screen."We can't stop them doing that to you but. But then, I couldn't see Dave in Georgetown Law, or George Washington University. Too expensive. Unless he really aced the LSAT, and won a humongous scholarship, those schools seemed to be unlikely. And would they be amenable to taking a half-time scholar, like Dave wanted to be?But, hey. George Mason University had a law school, right here in the neighborhood! It was part of the Commonwealth of Virginia's system. It would be far cheaper. Especially if Dave were to become a Virginia. " We kissed again and she said, "I get some really good vibes from you – you're nice and kind, and I like that in a man." Then come and be my sidekick for a while." I held out my hand and she took it, and we went and joined the crowd inside."Hi, I'm Jon. I'm you host and I wanted to welcome you. I don't recognize you, do I?"The pretty auburn haired young woman blushed slightly, "No. I'm Diane – Marcie's younger sister. Doug brought me tonight because she had a cold and didn't want to spread it. Alicia explained her worries, doubts, and fears. I nodded when she said that the other women agreed to give her my time after the piano that day. They had ways of arranging who got time with me when they really needed it.Alicia's worries boiled down to her son not having a father figure in his life. I let her wind down after taking her out of truth mode. I learned early on that listening without judgment made up the largest part of whatever the women got from talking to me."So the boy is not.