Part of the deal was that he had to make a full and complete confession, to include how he found someone to hire to kill his wife, and all the people ...n that chain. He also had to testify against Edwin Petrike. He had seen Brewster and Helterbrand, but hadn't spoken with them, so his testimony against them was of less value.Following close behind, just before Christmas, was the resolution of Brian Brewster's plea deal. As a "minion" in the conspiracy, and by virtue of his cooperation in. I asked her,was their marriage a love marriage?She said ‘no’ and said that her hubby was her relation. I understood her marriage life.She also said that “Don’t message me when my husband is in home. If I message you, you reply”I don’t know why she said that to me. But I realised she needs a man or companion like me..I was on cloud nine…I thought ‘ava madangitta..’That day evening…I went home from office to have some time with my meena.As expected when I opened my gate, she peeked out from her. Itwas a surprising realisation that being tied up and helpless was actuallyquite good for encouraging self-reflection!The men up front didn't really talk. They were listening to music but noton the radio so I didn't hear the time or any news. When Gavin finallydid speak it was to tell the others they should stop for lunch.The van pulled to the left sharply, pushing my body into the straps."Don't worry Ms Cooper," Gavin said. "We will just be half an hour, yousit tight". I heard Mike say with a. I just wasn't there yet.Twenty minutes after Professor Milhouse finished his lecture, I was finished with my homework. I packed up and made my way to the intersection of South Cooper and South Nedderman. I spotted Milena in the parking lot where Jordan met me the day before. I walked over, curious why she was there. She smiled and met me with a big hug and kiss. "Get in," she said, opening the car door. "I can't leave the office for too long."Something in her tone caught my attention. I climbed.