He promised ta be back in 'bout 20 minutes from now. Do ya want ta see him?" Yeah, I better. We need ta branch out inta all kinds of detective work if...n we hope ta make a success of the business. Bring him ta me when he comes in, ifen ya please."I sat down at my desk an' shuffled some paperwork fer a few minutes. Hester brought a man over ta my desk, an' I stood ta greet him. We wuz introduced ta each other, an' he sat down. By doggies, it jus' dawned on me that I need ta git a private office. Just in case their parents came to stay while they were away, Adrian hung up my DJ in its cover in his wardrobe rather than Sheila's, where its presence might have been noticed. Similarly, the other two dresses joined Sheila's.It was a lovely early summer evening, and Sheila knocked up a quick picnic supper which we ate outside in the late sunshine, sitting on the freshly mown grass of the Clifton Downs, overlooking the Gorge and Brunel's suspension bridge across the Avon. These Georgian and. I opened the fridge to get Dave and I a beer. "Watch Junior baby bottles. I just filled them today." said Sheryl. My mouth drooled. My hand touched one of the bottles as I reached to get a beer. A second later Sheryl reached into the freezer to get something. She closed the door and turned toward me. Both of ther big fat nipples were erect from the cold. I quickly walked back into the living room before I had a accident in my jeans.Both Dave and I sipped our beers in the living room. Sheryl. Reverend Neale was on TV again, it appeared that he'd called off the protestors in exchange for a promise that the state Board of Education would investigate St. Mary's Academy. I poured myself a bowl of cereal and a cup of coffee, and chatted with Mom."So what do you think will happen with this investigation?" I asked.Mom sighed. "I'm afraid they'll use it as a pretext to shut down the school, which will just make the overcrowding in the public schools worse, and send more kids to Reverend.