I placed all the items I found back in the drawer exactly as I remember finding them and did my best to act normal when she got home half and hour lat...r. I had to rub one out before she got home because I was so stimulated and wanted to remain even and calm. I looked for signs of when something was going to happen and nothing out of the normal for the next few days. So I opted to give her the opportunity by pretending I had a recall alert. I called by best friend when my wife went to hang. Bryan and I were trying to come to grips with our 'incident' the previous night. We arrived in Oklahoma City after dark, I found a room with two queen beds at the Hampton Inn. We would not have to share a bed tonight. We brought a pizza and two bottles of wine to the room. After my first glass of wine, I went to the shower. Soon there was a knock on the door. "Brenda, can I come in, I need to pee..." "Sure honey... we are family," I reassured him, but I was unsure of what was occurring. He turned away in an attempt to recover when it occurred to him he could be hit by a car. All he had to do was just stand where he was and to wait awhile… It was then he saw a young man as he huddled shivering in the shadows of a doorway beside the club. He saw he wasn’t dressed for the weather, wearing only a long-sleeved T-shirt under his outer short-sleeved shirt. The young man’s worry showed in his face as he paced blowing into his hands to keep them warm. He looked cold, needing help.. ”“Any officers about?”“Cap’n wuz up’n the bridge ‘while back.”“Can I go up there?”“Why not?”So Andy went to the companionway and again called for permission.“Come ahead!” came the response. And so he met Captain E.L.D. Moodie-Heddie, who’d conned the Katoomba for the past decade. The Captain was very courteous and polite, but not cordial. He appreciated “Mister Hollister’s interest” but he kept his distance. He told him the Purser would be back around two and the first mate “before dinner.”.