She was sobbing uncontrollably. Molly put a gentle hand on her shoulder."Go away!" snarled Gina.Molly flinched but did so. She went back downstairs."I...ve rung for an ambulance," Dan said.Molly nodded. "Gina sent me away," she said dully."Don't let it get to you, Mum. You know how she loved him. Just give her a little time to say goodbye to him."Molly nodded sadly. "I've done that," she whispered then her eyes widened and filled with tears. "Why? Why? Both my husbands. Why has God done this to. What I will say is I'm old enough to know a thing or two 'bout a thing ortwo. So set yourself down for a spell and I'll tell you the REAL storyabout Little Red Riding hood.First off, the whole bit about the Wolf eating Grandma was a bit of amisunderstanding. The way I heard it, the Wolf had heard Grandma wasfeeling poorly, so he brought her some very special healing tea. Aftergetting a small fire going in Grandma's fireplace with what bits ofkindling he could scrounge up from the bottom of. "Oh, Eleanor my darling, you are so funny." Peculiar or ha-ha?" Don't be daft! Ha-ha!" He leant forward and ran his fingers through her hair. "My beautiful!"Her eyes widened but she was not going to argue a compliment like that. She merely bent, kissed that foot and dried it. She took his other foot and started on it. Her silence worried him."Eleanor, have I upset you?"She shook her head vehemently."So why don't you say anything?"She dropped his foot, pushed his knees apart and rose between. Nice ass, by the way.’ She colored, but was giggling as she closed the door. I heard the shower run, and she came back out in her jeans, but still had my shirt on. She helped me tidy up the apartment, remarking how clean it was, and asked if I had a service. ‘No. I live alone, if you tidy up as you go, it doesn’t take much to keep it clean. And I don’t really like letting others do what I can do myself.’ ‘Wow seems to be my favorite word for you. Apparently you’re successful, you’re good.