“KAY that was never true,” I yelled as I stopped typing.“I know that now John but back then I was so confused I believed her,” Kay replied.“...o it was Terri who told you to leave me?” I asked Kay.“No it was not her John,” Kay replied hanging her head.“THEN WHO placed that idea in your head?” I asked in a rather strong tone.“It was Sherri, John,” Kay replied.“SHERRI,” I said with shock, as I could not believe she had anything to do with that or with anything that was going on around here now.‘Yes. Then there was Melinda.(She is here. Heather is not.)Melinda had done for him what Heather likely would never do in a million years. For a moment it did not matter to him that it had not been entirely willing on her part. What mattered was that it had happened, and he secretly harbored the wish to have it happen again despite his guilt over it.Maybe it would, if Melinda really did show up at the house that day. Maybe the house would make her do it again for him. That was certainly more than he. War and spying is nasty business, and sometimes bad things happen. No good can come to you and Elke if you let that question fester in you."You should focus on the mission."Right now you're going to meet the team. You're going to face a great deal of hostility from these men. They train as a team and you're breaking up the team. They know you didn't make the decision, but you're an officer. Their attitude against you doesn't make sense, but it's the real world."As usual, the First Sergeant was. Two hours after leaving Tallahassee they showed up at the club whereBrad was attending a party-Leigh had discovered he was at the club fromBrad's Facebook page. After several minutes they found Brad, locked ina very intimate kiss with a girl that she had seen on Brad's Facebookpage.For the first time that she could remember, Beth wanted to act like agirl when she broke up with Brad. But the words of Thomas were still inher mind; act like a guy and treat Brad with the same grace andcompassion.