"The least risky way to disposeof the body is to donate it to science. Imperial College has a school ofmedicine and I've been in the hall where they k...ep the cadavers. I'lljust deliver it to the cooling area wearing a nurse's uniform. Nobodywill question me because they'll be grateful to get it without having tobuy the body of some tramp through a broker. We'll need a body bag, whichI'll have to get from the clinic. I have a couple of nurse's uniforms athome which you guys will have to wear to. It'd be real private and all. You and Dad can... catch up on stuff." She said it as innocently as she could. Teri knew somehow that she wasn't supposed to understand what her mother did while she lay in a tub of warm, soapy water and talked to her husband. Ted wasn't supposed to have known either, but he had. He'd always been glad that his parents still felt that way about each other physically after almost two decades of marriage. Marge smiled and closed her eyes for a moment. "Mmmm, it has. I imagine it would be hard not doing itanyway." I followed him into the room. "What about the baby... uh, yourwife?"He sighed and walked to her bedroom door. "I'll just tell everyone thatshe's our daughter." I looked around him at the sleeping infant. "Itshould be easy enough to convince people." I knew he was right, itwouldn't be all too hard to let them think that she was our child."I don't know how I'm going to explain this to our families though," hecontinued quietly."When did you last see. If people kill themselves in despair because of that, well ... You already think I’m a monster. I guess I’ll have to live with that.”“No one said you were a monster Matt,” she said.“Yes they did. They said it with every look of disgust. They believed the rumor because of Miranda. They translated my actions there into the possibility that I could do the same thing to an innocent child. Whether I deserve it or not, that’s why it got believed.” I looked at the sandwich in my other hand and threw.