He told me that his car had broken down and he was waiting for a breakdown truck, he asked if he could send Julie over by taxi and could they possibly...stay over while he sorted the car out, I told him not to worry as I would look after them and get Anna to school in the morning and Julie home, this took a lot of his mind and he thanked me.I explained the situation to Anna and she seemed excited that she was having a sleepover and jumped up at me wrapping her legs around my waist giving me a big. . about a murder." Tyler McKinnen was shaking and he hadn't moved at all."I believe you," she told him. "Why don't you sit down and tell me what you do know." Tyler..." Peterson breathed a warning and the funeral director swallowed hard."M-Maybe I, uh ... I need a lawyer or..." McKinnen looked at Tina as she sat in a chair near the man's desk."You're not under arrest," Vaquez reminded him. "Tell me about the girl." But..." the old man licked his lips and glanced at his son who was still sitting. Soon she was lead to another door, which opened into a split hallway.One direction said "women", and the other said "men". Bloom had amoment of confusion when the cop pulled her to the direction marked"women" before remembering that she was a magical girl now. The femalecop turned and gestured at a tiny cell slightly bigger than a bathroomstall with a bench built into the back wall."Here's your room, honey," the cop said as she reclaimed her handcuffs,then turned to walk away, "I'm Officer. The section of town was near the waterfront where old dilapidated warehouses abounded. The cab pulled up in front of one. A small crude sign hung by a side door - "Up and Cumming Pictures, Inc." Ah, lady," said the cabby seeing the sign, "this isn't for you. Why don't you let me take you back to the hotel?" No, it's OK, really," she said giving him a heavy tip, "but thanks for caring." Look," he said giving her a cab business card, "the number's right there. If you change your mind, just call.