”“We?”“Yeah. Lissa and Melody and I all live together now,” I said. There was no sense in trying to keep this knowledge from her. That could...come back to bite me in the ass. I saw her face harden a little.“Well, John and I have agreed to Tuesday/Thursday evening practice for the team if it works for you and Lissa. It’s a little odd having a sport that practices at seven at night, but we’re not at a school facility. We have to be thankful for what we can get.” She gave John’s arm a little. ---Episode 10 "Home Sweet Home" Detective Reid please," I said over the phone. I was put on hold for acouple minutes, before someone finally picked up."This is Harris; can I help you?" Um, I was on hold for Reid. Is he in?" Sorry, you just missed him. Is this an emergency?" Oh, no, just returning his call. He called me a few times while I wasout of town." Can I ask who this is?" Sorry, my name is Karen, Karen Santucci. He's working on a case ofmine." Oh, Karen, I didn't recognize your. It would still be a lot faster than the first one, but I was experienced now, so it should be easier, right?Wrong.The first four interviews had me thinking I had made a serious mistake. Women are for the most part far more articulate than men, and are much more comfortable talking about abstract concepts like relationships.Men, apparently, are much more closed, less likely to 'share', especially with another guy. I got a lot of 'shit, bro, you know what I mean' when I actually had no clue.I was. She had a bank debit card which she used occasionally, mainly to draw small amounts of cash, which were itemised. She saw the initial amount that John had deposited when they opened the account, together with smaller deposits from John's publisher, which were royalty payments on books sold. There was also the payments that she had made for Christmas presents. In addition, was a small amount of interest paid on the money in the account. Jo was curious about John's account: although not to find.