"Jane felt a premonition of what was to come."Didn't anyone tell you that Henry had petitioned for divorce?" her friend asked."No. No, nobody said any...hing," Jane answered, looking thoughtful, "What grounds did he cite?" Your disappearance. It seems the Germans have introduced a new law that allows instant divorce on demand. More, it doesn't require the other party to know about the proceedings. Apparently it was sold to the Bundestag and Parliament as a way of tidying up marriages where one. She could remember, with a smile in her heart, the times at the beach or in the park with her father or the family gatherings with her grandparents. The entire family life was shattered when her father was killed in Viet Nam.Her father's pension and life insurance made it unnecessary for her mother to work, so without any outside interests she took solace in a bottle. Then came the second shattering. Her mother, in a drunken stupor, went in search of another bottle at a time of night when only. Did. Not. Stab. Anyone.’ ‘Stop talking, I told you to stop talking.’ Liam had packed his briefcase and was now pushing Nicki into her coat. ‘Fine, that’s fine. You’re free to go. It’d be a lot less suspicious if Ms. Moran cooperated with the investigation.’ ‘Don’t bullshit me, detective. You have your mind made up about my client.’ ‘Your client was covered in the victim’s blood.’ ‘Adam Winters was bleeding out when Ms. Moran found him.’ ‘At her apartment!’ ‘Outside her apartment.’ ‘There’s not. He acquired another yesterday. I acquired this one today," he answered."Is 'acquired' your word of the day?" Milt asked with a smile."It surely is." Lee Roy responded. "You know, since I started trying to better myself, all sorts of great things have been happening." What was all that yesterday? You know, at the Duran house?" Milt was curious. He had hurried on home to be with his wife and hadn't heard what had transpired.Lee Roy recounted all the events. He finished with, "You know, Milt, I.