Sadly, Stacy hadn't called or texted. Olivia was bummed, she couldn't stand not knowing what was going on and called her best friend.It rang and rang ...nd finally went through to voice mail. "Hi Stace, it's me, call me when you get time. Luv ya."It was depressing not knowing if your best friend was mad at you or not Olivia realized as she puttered around looking for something to do, and trying her best to keep the issue with her best friend off her mind. Going to her closet, Olivia started. “Come in, please.”Radcliff nodded at the detectives. “This is Lieutenant Williams, and Detective Barns.”I shook their hands. Williams was tall and lanky with large hands, short hair, and deep brown eyes. He looked older than the others by at least a decade. Barns was about my height though he had a stout build. He almost crushed my hand and looked at me like I was a career criminal he was ready to bust.I waved at the furniture. “Have a seat. I was about to put on coffee. Anyone care for a. To say the least, he was handsome, well over six feet with dark good looks and a devilish smile. He was ten years older than me and he had been divorced for almost five years. I could immediately sense that he wanted more from me than my ability in the classroom.At the end of my first school day he dropped down to my class and offered to take me out to get a bite to eat and debrief. It was all professional, principal stuff. The day had been stressful, as all first days are, and I really DID. "You're right," I said. "That was the explanation children get in primary school, how sunlight passes through water droplets and gets bent into separate colors. If you really try to think it through though, it doesn't work. The rainbow is too organized to be described by such a simple model. The way it really works is described in a model called Q.E.D."Isabelle nodded for a moment, and then looked up at me, her face a deep puzzle. "Q.E.D.?"I smiled. "Quantum Electro Dynamics. The only way to.