.. oh Lily, what do I do?" I cried.Hugs came first.Having spent years thinking that Lily didn't like me, she was the oneperson now who could deliver a...hug or a cuddle that just left me feelingwarm and snug, loved and content. Had I four legs and a soft furry coat,I would have been purring loudly."Alright then. I can't tell you what to do and you obviously haveconflicting opinions about what or who you are, but you need to decide,for your own sake one way or the other. These feelings will not go. "Who?" I wondered excitedly. My husband always pointed out people that checked me out, whether it was men or women. He was proud of the fact that he had a wife that people took second glances at, and tells me all the nice things people would say about me to him when I wasn't around. "That red headed girl, behind you," he said, still staring at the table. I started looking around so as not to straight away stare at her, and finally my eyes wandered around to a beautiful petite, red headed girl. “Come in,” I said very cognoscente of the fact that I was only half dressed.She was carrying the rain coat, but she was dressed in cargo pants as well. Hers unlike mine didn’t bag, so she looked more put together.“Hood, where do we go first,” she asked.“You did make the appointment with the detectives?” I asked.“Yes, it’s for noon at the coffee shop on the Highway access road,” she said.“That has to be a five dollar a cup joint,” I said with a laugh. “Since we have time, let’s go to breakfast. " She opened the door a little wider and stepped into the bedroom. "I'm giving you five seconds to clear out if you're hiding somewhere." The closet door was closed completely so he probably wasn't hiding in there. Nevertheless she opened the sliding doors and peered warily inside. Finally satisfied the room was clear, Lani sat down on the bed and heaved a great sigh.What in the heck happened here? Well, that was a stupid question Lani decided. She knew exactly what happened. Her and her son.