There was not anything in it to give a clue to who else was involved or why.Rafe Blander's Mother had mentioned to someone that, "The last she heard f...om him was when he had called to request that she send his savings to him some place in Louisiana about the time the first body was found."Nobody had any explanation for the holes in the road on County Road 125 or the twisted hunks of metal that had once been vehicles. The crime lab did find traces of Semtex but not much else since it seemed the. It was getting late by the time we left and I had to go straight home to see my daddy he walked me to the door and was talking to my daddy about how hard I work while I’m at his house and he said that id make a good servant for the queen 1 day which they both laughed at as daddy was telling him my bedroom was always a messThey ended up talking about other things and I thanked him for a really nice day out but I was going to have a shower and go to bed as I thought the sea air had got to me.. Marcie smiled at him almost shyly, twisting her hair around her finger."So, Sam... do you have a girlfriend?" No, not really," he said. "Do you? Have a boyfriend, I mean." Not right now," Marcie said. Sam knew that she dated a lot, more than his sister in fact, but didn't really have a steady guy. "What would you like in a girlfriend?" Marcie asked him. "If you could choose anybody."She's flirting with me, Sam thought. "Well, the usual. Looks. Brains. A sense of humor." Marcie was still smiling. When we finally reached our seats, Elle’s mother began to take off her coat. “I’m going to go get some food from the concession stand. Can I get you guys anything?” she asked us. “No thanks. I think we’re okay,” Elle answered. “I’ll go with you, hun.” Elle’s Dad offered. Elle’s Mom handed her coat to me and I set it in my lap. “Could you hold onto this dear?” She asked me. “No problem,” I answered. Elle’s parents then began the climb up to the concession stand in the upper stands leaving Elle.