She was going to try to entice me back into the weed business. Just goes to show there is no such thing as living happily ever after in real life. The...e was always a bumble bee hiding among the roses. When I didn’t take the bait, I’m sure that it irritated her.“That was a very nice dinner,” she suggested.“Well it isn’t a restaurant with even one star, but it’s popular with the residence of Peace Haven,” I said.“I thought there appeared to be an abnormal amount of seniors there,” she said. There. ‘You don’t know how happy I am with you boys, carrying out my orders so efficiently,’ said Sonja with a gleam in her steely blue eyes. ‘Oooh, I feel so confident with the success of our first partnership, I am already thinking of another. What do you say boys?’ added Sonja with so much malevolence that she could wither the rose in front of her with just her words. ‘You promise us that there would be no second time. I AM not going to do any more…any more of your…your mad bidding!’ said Rupert. It opened for him, and he asked what he could do to help. "Hold her hand, sir. She needs her Daddy in the worst way" He put an arm around her waist, and lifted her as if she was nothing, and stepped up to the edge of the road. The stretcher was waiting for them. He was cushioning Sue's leg in the palm of his hand so it was as immobile as possible. The attendant slipped a balloon splint over her leg after a quick look at it, and put a rigid splint on her arm, securing it with an elastic bandage. Grateful for the few minutes he had, Jack feverishly scanned the instructions and located the street name for the house. Copying the directions short hand on a scrap of paper, Jack looked for a phone number. Denise had not sent one, so Jack checked his original instructions from Staci. No number there either, and not remembering Jill's aunt's last name, Jack realized he would have to find the house for himself. He had just logged off the computer when the gray-haired librarian reappeared..