When we got out to the car, Sally just sort of sat there staring ahead at nothing in particular. I took her hand, "Are you ok? Is this good news or ba...?"She looked at me and smiled, "I always wanted Jimmy to have a little brother or sister." But then the smile seemed to fade, "I guess I just never figured Jimmy would be the father. Like Brenda says, I will be the mother of my own grandchild." There was a pause, but then she spoke again, "Honestly, do you think I am a freak? I mean, I want to. His eyes had not unfortunately been deceiving him, however. The lady’s body looked to have been cut up and then ran over. The body looked rancid, its guts spilled out everywhere on the ground, and the clothes it wore torn to shreds. Flies swarmed over the body lying in its own already dried up bodily fluids, and the smell of rotted flesh filled Danny’s nose. Though Danny had seen death before, it had never been quite like this, and the sensory overload was just to much for him to take. He. She'd left her handbag in the car. She'dleft her coat in the car. All she had on was her skirt and a now-soakedsweater over her short sleeved top. She didn't have a phone, ID or money.She didn't even know which way was out of the estate to start walking!The woman who had been standing further down the road was goneunsurprisingly. Anna eyed the block of flats across the little triangleof park with despair in her face. Going in there was the last thing shewanted to do but she had no choice.She. "Tea for Miz Taylor and me, Angela, the Assam. And prepare a small fruitand cheese plate for the children and us. The Edam, twelve slices. Andapple and peach slices. With Melba Toast. And a small bowl of the honeypeanut butter so the children can dip. The children can have orange pekoe." Yes, Ma'am." Angela dipped to acknowledge his orders, his silver ringbobbing slightly."He is a find." I know. I'm not sure what I'll do once he settles down into a home of hisown. Oh, well, Cathy will just have.