Uh," I trailed off.Her smile never faltered. "You mean I'm acting like some sort of merry widow?"I nodded, and she continued, "My Frank was the love o... my life. I loved that man with all my heart, and now he's gone. I mourned for him. I'm done. There's no contradiction. I feel no guilt whatsoever about it."I smiled to match hers. "That's great to hear. So it was a happy marriage."She nodded. "Far from perfect, but very happy. The only bone of contention, you should pardon the expression, was. "Marie was quiet at that point -- she seemed lost in deep thought."What's wrong, dear?" Mona asked."Well, I've been having my own affair lately." Really? Who is he? Do I know him?" That's just it, it's not a 'him', it's a 'her'. Her name is Justine." Justine Rogers?" Yes." Your roommate?" One and the same." When did this start?" My junior year at college." Tell me about it." Ok."Well, I knew something was different with Justine when I met her. Other girls were nervous around her, but the two of. When I got in the house, I saw a very familiar brunette."Cindy? What brings you here?" I asked.Cindy looked surprised, "I could ask you the same thing Leo. May tells me you aren't supposed to be back for another couple of hours." Something came up. Charles didn't need me today. And that's not what I asked. What brings you here?"She rolled her eyes, "I'm moving back into town. And May said I could stay here for a few days until my husband arrives." Where is May and Lynn; I need to talk to them.". I walked in, and you’ve got your door wide open, and ...." she burst out laughing, but kept on talking, so the only words I understood were “... hammer and tongs.” If I wasn’t so horribly ashamed and embarrassed, I probably would have laughed as well. She got over her laughter and said, a little more seriously, “You really should close the door when you do that.” “I did,” I said, flatly. “Well, you didn’t do it properly,” Louise said, now looking me in the eye. “The wind must have.