Uhuru, embarrassed, stayed in the water."No, it's we who should go," offered Aunt Jane. "Uh, this is Uhuru M'Boto. He's my boyfriend." Oh, it's great ...o meet you, Uhuru," said Jill, trying to break the ice. "I'm Jill and this is my husband, Joe." Yes, Joe is my nephew," said Aunt Jane, finally coming to her senses and remembering her manners. "He lives here with me now that his parents are gone."Uhuru hesitatingly stepped out of the pool to greet Jill and me."Hello, Uhuru. I'm very, very. " Do you think he will try to cheat you?" I don't know," Boris said. "He is bringing the money in exchange for it. If he doesn't bring it, then..." If you are worried, perhaps you should call it off," Valery interrupted."I need the money!" Boris said, desperation touching his voice. "You know how hard the thefts have hit me! What do you think of him?" Boris suddenly asked Valery."He seems a little young, but I didn't get any strange feelings from him," Valery said, shrugging.Boris sighed. George saw things that were not there ... at least, not there yet.Of course, his attire and demeanour reinforced his nerd, nut-bar reputation. Worse than his two-inch pant cuffs, worse than his un-matching striped shirts and polka dot bow ties, worse than his regularly mismatched socks were his glasses. Spectacles would be a more apt term because they were a sight for sore losers. The nastiest of schoolmates used sarcasm, which innocent George took at face value, to compliment him on his. "What the blazes are you doing here still? I thought you went some time ago," he said to Jack1.The custody sergeant looked at the pair of them and addressed Jack2. "Detective Sergeant Jack Adams, where have you been for the past few hours?"Jack2 shook his head in confusion. "I've been upstairs working on the arrest record, I phoned for figures a quarter of an hour ago. My D.I. can confirm this," Jack2 said.The custody sergeant called Benny over. "Okay, Benny, which one of these two attacked.