She peeked into the room and sawher brother sprawled on the floor and Evan standing over him andintently scanning the computer screen.Sally turn to go...find some kind of a weapon. There were not a lot ofoptions; the only thing in her office was a collapsible pink umbrella. Sally rejected that as being useless so she expanded her search asquietly as possible. She ended up near the service elevator before shefound a fire ax secured on the wall. Prying it off as quietly aspossible, she tiptoed. His first victim was a cute college student from the city. He had spotted her living the campus with her friends, presumably for a night of drinking and flirting. She had the prettiest, toned legs. He followed her in the badly lit sidewalk. She turned to look but found nothing suspicious. The next moment she was turning ahead, she felt a strong blow to her head by a metal bar and fell unconscious. He dragged her to an alleyway where no one would see them. She had a small scar on her head from. “Aunt Liz rocks, too,” it said beneath the photo.“Those boys are so cute,” she told me.“Sarah probably did this,” I pointed out.“I think it was them,” Liz countered. “Unless Sarah doesn’t know how to spell ‘aunt.’ When it first went up they called me a bug ... A-N-T. I think she went in later and edited the post to fix the spelling.”“Or she is a dumbass,” I said. “Don’t dismiss that.”Liz laughed and I felt her breast shake beneath the hand that still rested on the warm flesh.“The next few posts. Roger went into the bathroom to take a fast shower. When he came back into the kitchen he had changed his suit and tie for a knit shirt and comfortable slacks. Lei was just starting to put the food on the table. Lei had fixed steak, sweet potatoes and snow peas. She stood by the table waiting for him to sit. Roger glared at her and pointed at the chair opposite him. Lei sheepishly sat down."Now, let's eat," Roger said as he handed Lei the plate of steak.She seemed confused and he realized that.