She drank her whiskey and looked at him. "hello. my names li." she said in a voice that could make love to a man from across the room. she was serious...y sexy. " names jason." he said" nice to meet you. you know, your the only women who doesnt look like a total bimbo in this whole damn bar. this place dont much seem like your kinda place. whyd you come here?" "just checkin it out." she said. jason smiled. he liked her. she wasnt some stuck up bitch and she just had somethin about her that made. "Detective Blevins called. He wants you to call him back," Sylvia said consulting her list. "He wouldn't say what it was about."Of course the first thing that came to my mind was Bristol Peace floating in th river. I wondered if he had washed up, or if someone had seen him go into the river and Blevins just figured out who threw him in. Either way it didn 't seem as though it was going to be good news."Dial the number and hand me the phone please. My eyes are not what they used to be." It was a. " It's part of why I like playing games so much. They are social activities and help us bond," I replied."I have an announcement that will be even better," Beatrice called out. "Why don't you all come and sit down to eat, and I'll tell you since Matti forgot to announce that the feast is ready."We all turned and hurried into the dining room. Morgan and Becky must have been very busy, because the table was set with fancy china and silver. A huge roast was sitting on a wooden platter near the. She sat down on my lap and looked at me for a moment. She then sat there and stared into space for about thirty seconds."Can't they correct it?" she finally asked."They can fake it. But no, it can't be fixed," I told her. "Like I said, I haven't told anyone about this. Right now, you are the only person except my parents and brother who know the entire story. It's why I haven't had a relationship since..." I stopped speaking.She just sat there, apparently absorbing the new information. "If you.