I am your eldest brother Aeron, and the one behind you is Eden.” He showed no sign of lying. I watched him sitting there and said nothing. “I’m ...ure this is quite a shock to you. Finding your friends dead and finding out you have brothers. I'm not here to do you any harm believe me. So you don't have to look at me that way. I'm just here to help my baby brother.” Unlike Eden I couldn't read Aeron; he was too perfect to be called a human. “Do you mind if I smoke?” He asked. “I was trying not to. I squeezed her breasts; through her dress and bra. I would judge them to be average sized from the feel and contour of her chest. I wanted to run my hands inside her dress and feel her naked, cold tits but was too afraid of getting caught at this point.My eyes wandered down her body to the little sweep curtain on the lower door of the casket. I wanted to feel her crotch so I ran my arm under the curtain. The dress was fairly loose so when I pressed down; it recessed in between her legs. Brady left the library. The town’s prettiest University employee walked down the street with me casually following close behind her.Don’t ask me why, but for some reason I always believed beautiful women and rare books belong together. Based on that assumption alone I thought Mrs. Brady worthy of a second glance.The security guard had given Mrs. Brady a perfunctory once over as he looked in her purse and then opened her briefcase. I noticed she held an oversized textbook under her arm. Innocent. The buzz of conversation resumed almost as quickly as it ceased. Thatwas to be expected as well. No one was anxious to confront one of theconsequences of what might happen to them or think on those consequenceslonger than necessary if they could help it. That was just human natureand he didn't fault any of the other detectives for doing so. Jimreached his desk and eased down into his seat and took a few momentstrying to get as comfortable as he could get before reaching foranything. He thought.