"I'm glad you asked me. That is a problem, isn't it? As for going home: well, you don't need to go anywhere. You're a hondurena; you are home. And...what can you do? Well, that's plain. You can find a big strong man to marry you. You'll cook his meals, wash his clothes, and raise his kids. Don't you remember? That's what a woman does. Or so you told me. In the meantime, there are jobs for an illiterate campesina. I admit, the choices aren't attractive. You can be a maid -- like your. "I put the receiver to my ear and heard Sean whisper, "You better come quick. The cops are here."I was going to ask why, but I heard a click and realized he'd hung up. We dressed quickly in jeans and sweaters; it was cold and snowing outside, a thoroughly gray and overcast day. The short trip took a bit longer than expected because of the snow, but when we pulled up I gasped. There was an ambulance, two police cars and a white car in the driveway. The sign on the door of the white car read,. She said, "Bill, thank you. We talked for hours. I finally took him to my place and we talked even more. We fell asleep on my sofa. I found he has been interested in me, too." I smiled. "We are going to have to work around the agency's rules."I said, "I figured there was more delaying you two than just a deadly atmosphere."She said, "Miss Emerson looked at me very proprietorially. I didn't like it but there wasn't much I could do. I think she was disappointed that I didn't swing in her. Ginger said we were all the family they had anyway, so why not stay together in the same house. Rosemary said that there was one other family member, Jerry’s brother Josh, perhaps he could move in with Pepper and then we’d really be one big happy family. Pepper asked Jerry if Josh was good looking and he said that they looked very much alike except that Josh was an athlete so he kinda looked like him but with a lot more muscles. Pepper said that sounded very interesting and she looked.