I was beginning to lose my ability to concentrate. Diane was dead. That much I understood. But why? And why was she in a motel? None of this made any ...ense.We arrived at a building with a sign indicating it was the county morgue. The detectives escorted me down to an office and introduced me to a gowned man. He took me into a cold room with a series of large lockers on one wall. I knew where I was and it finally hit me. Diane really was dead. She was gone. I didn't know if I could get past the. Perhaps it's time for you to give yourself up and let the police handle this?M MacGheeKenny read and then re-read the message. On the face of it he should have been disappointed with Mark MacGhee's lack of belief and lack of any progress. The opposite was the case however. The fact that the journalist was bothering to take the time to investigate Luke at all was a significant boost. Kenny was sure that Luke was 'dirty' and it would only be a matter of time before MacGhee unearthed something. All this time she had been repressing those thoughts, until I asked what was wrong with her, where she started crying. When I clean her tears she had a sudden strong urge to kiss me, which she did. She felt a little bad that I pushed her away, but she knew it was bound to happen.“Wow. So you just felt the urge? Damn.”“I know. I think it was because we never had a real serious relationship in the past except as best friends. I have always liked you Isaac, maybe even say that I love you, but I. They chatted for a while about this and that but nothing of any real significance. Beth had known Charlie and Candice for years now but being that Charlie was Reid’s boss there had always been that invisible barrier from professional courtesy and true friendship. Beth liked Candice of course, and she was always glad to have someone to talk to at these events but to be honest she was sometimes a little acerbic, especially after a few drinks. She seemed in fine form at the moment however and.