”“You got it.” I said and hung up. Donna was dressed and we grabbed my bike and walked quickly down the street in the direction of home.The enti...e way I was keenly aware that we were still close to Ted’s house and Ben might be driving after us any second. Twenty silent minutes finally found us safely behind a locked front door and I breathed a massive sigh of relief.Donna spoke to me for the first time since her breakdown in Ben’s room, saying, “I have to take a shower.” She started upstairs. . What do you want?” demanded the red hued, hoverchair bound, former Hero.“We are investigating the disappearance of Christine Larkin.” The Sergeant at her side spoke up and flashed a school picture of the girl in question.“StarLight: C-ranked junior Heroine, Artifact Heroine, deliberately lowered her eval. Age 16, leader and youngest member of the ‘Lights’. Timid personality, with flashes of brilliance...” he continued narrating a harsh assessment of the girl in question followed by an even. Sancia began to hyperventilate softly as she tried to remember if she could have possibly left it anywhere?in the bathroom, in one of her classrooms, somewhere here in the house, but she vividly remembered having it all through the day. Right up until math class at the very end.With a groan she realized someone must have snatched it from her bag at the end of class, when she was away from her desk and no-one was looking. They hadn?t stolen her bag though, just the sketchbook, and she realized. "I did a double take."You drink martinis and know who Marlene Dietrich is?" I asked."Of course," Carrie said with mock indignation. "I am a college educated professional. I have pretensions you haven't begun to think about. Seriously, though, my Dad liked old movies. I prefer newer ones but some of the old ones really strike a chord with me. But back to your point. Yes, Kasey is up front with you. Believe me when I tell you that is a good thing. I'm not certain of everything Kasey has done but.