"What an image. For a second there, I thought you were serious about fucking Jack."Liz took the soap and resumed washing herself. She looked up at her...husband's flush face and smiled."I was serious Jerry," she cooed.Jerry just shook his head and then took the soap from his wife. He thought about what she had said as he rubbed the bar briskly over his body. Once they were finished, Liz turned off the water and pulled the shower curtain aside. She grabbed two towels off the rack, handed one to. "Then once Shannon leaves you can just tell him she is gone. Even better, give Shannon something that she can use to describe or tell you where she has gone." He stopped for a second. "Try that both ways, have Jimmy give her something the first time, then re-run the experiment and this time have Allison give her something. See if they work the same." Why wouldn't they?" Shannon asked.Allison had the answer already, "Because sticking an invisible bug on Jimmy may work differently than using one. That silence that you only find in empty churches. She sank onto the edge of a wooden pew in the back row. She was tired, she was cold, she was wet. Could this day get any worse?"Seeking sanctuary from the storm?"She jumped and whirled around to face the voice. Son-of-a-bitch! She'd nearly screamed. Thank goodness she hadn't blurted out her first thought! Standing before her was a tall priest. At least she assumed he was a tall priest — he had the dog collar, the black shirt and trousers .... Louisa looked back at her mother through the mirror and smiled in return as her mother put the new clothes on her bed."I'd like you to wear these tomorrow," she told Louisa, "And I'd like you to come to work with me." OK Mom," Louisa replied as she continued to brush her hair.Carmina put her hand on her daughter's shoulder and stood looking down at her. The sight was bittersweet.Louisa had been wearing a white terrycloth robe after her bath, but had let it fall from her when she started to do.