"HELL NO!!! You're the most beautiful woman I know. In fact, if you weren't my step-mom I'd ...," he said before suddenly stopping in mid-sentence.Sil...nce filled the room momentarily until Carol spoke. "Andy, I realize this is a very strange situation but I don't have anything to hide from you. You've already seen everything there is to see, so please don't leave. I need to know you're near."Shaking his head Andy sat down on the toilet as she stepped into the shower."Ssssshhhhiiiiiii ...,". “You don’t have anybody coming over this evening, do you?” Haley asked.“No,” I said. “Why?”“We missed you,” Deena smiled. “And...”I was pushed back onto the bed. Haley crawled up my torso, her kisses occupying me until I peered around her and saw Deena stripping. Deena took Haley’s place and Haley took her clothes off, then the two of them helped me relieve myself of clothing.When they succeeded at that task, there was a mutual giggle. Deena said, “Rock, paper, scissors.”A flash of hands and. "What about his family?" We've not located any. The Adelaide force has helped. But there's no 'next of kin' on his bank documents. He volunteered for the Royal Australian, but they put him at a desk job up in Palmerston because of his health. He was there for three years an' moved to Cumberland Park. ["That's a suburb of Adelaide," Weena said. "There's a tram stop there."] He seems to have been a quiet bloke. No known marriages. The bank here has no box in his name; the one in Adelaide does.. I called about forty Jim's and James Joneses in different Ohio phone books. Who was I kidding? It was like finding a needle in a haystack. A number of the men wanted to meet me but I have a lot more sense than that. Dating another man named Jim Jones was the furthest thing from my mind.I was sitting in the hospital cafeteria when my friend Marie from the night shift came in."What are you doing here this morning?" I smiled.She replied, "Nancy from day shift is off today so I'm staying over a few.