"We'll all be up in the jail having a bit more breakfast, Cher" Loisinformed her to a muffled OK from Cherie and we headed outside. Wewalked into the ...ail to find Steve working the toaster, so Loisimperiously instructed him to make up another 6 slices as she reachedfor the kettle to fill it up again. Wendy and I sat down in the cell andwaited for a top up of breakfast.Steve sat down shortly thereafter with his tea and toast and informed usthat we'd made his first weekend here so easy by getting. "What kind of mess have you two gotten yourselves into this time?"Al put his arm around Bonnie's shoulder. "Did you see the body downstairs, Art?" Yeah," Art ran his hand up over his forehead and backed through his hair. "I thought the call I went out on earlier this morning was bad, but this one would shake anyone up."Al looked sheepishly at his new friend. "I'm afraid I didn't tell the officers who were here everything, Art. I don't know if I should even tell you, but I guess it will come out. Had he been able to see into the kitchen ten minutes earlier, Derek would have realised why the tap was jammed and why the handle was rough. It had taken Molly some minutes and a lot of effort to over-tighten the tap with a wrench, so that she had an excuse to invite Derek in.Filling the kettle, she was effusive in her thanks, "You don't know how grateful I am. You must let me give you a cup of coffee, at the very least."Recognising that he had been caught, Derek gave in with good grace. When. "She smiled at him. "But you're influenced."Mark said nothing but smiled happily at her. Anne giggled."I know," said Victoria. "You're going to do a Daddy and call us goopy."That was too much for Anne. She shrieked with laughter. "What a lovely word! No, you're not. You're just in love but don't press it on people." Thank you," they said together and collapsed with laughter."What's so funny about that?" asked Anne."We keep saying the same thing together," they both said and laughed again.Anne.