She had wondered why he had not said anything about her being there just as he was. She had made the decision to visit Michael when he made bail from ...ounty jail later that day. Isla looked at Michael now, so much water under the bridge. To think had it not been for her grandfather and his stipulations in his will, she would not be in this mess. She had to be thirty or married before she could access the funds. Isla now remembered how she had presented the plan to Michael. A friend of hers. It wasn't an official date, so he could have just stayed in the car and been safe. But since her dad was there they didn't get the chance. So instead Ryan yanked her hair playfully when she climbed out of the back seat, and she smiled at him as she said, "See ya later."Ryan was encouraged enough to call her the next day, and the day after that. He asked her to his Homecoming and she said yes, Danny's memory fading by the day.They went in a big group, first out to dinner, then to the dance where. And I couldn't hear anything else."Mark ... we're going to talk now ... about the night your mother died ... and about how it affected your sister, Sharon."I knew immediately that nothing I heard the voice say could possibly be more reasonable, or as important."Let's start with what was the weather like that night." It was ... stormy. It wasn't cold enough to snow ... but it was raining really hard." Were you and your sister home when your mom drove away from the house?" Yes." Did you and your. I have some dignity,"Tiffany replied."I never meant..." Stephen was interrupted by Lyle."So does that mean you're in? You can get the cash and find us aplayer?" Lyle's eyes were burning with greed."Can you find the other patsies?" Tiffany countered."Got them lined up already," Lyle grinned."Ok. Let's do it. I'll have my guy here tomorrow. Let's meet here atthe same time," Tiffany was all business.Tiffany excused herself to make a phone call while Stephen made smalltalk with Lyle and Tina.