He only heard heavy breathing on the line. He looked at the caller ID and realized that it was JJ's number. Caleb smiled and put the phone back to his...ear, considering what to say."If you think heavy breathing will get my motor running, you're right," Caleb said into the phone in a playful tone of voice."Did you ask my son if I had a criminal record," JJ blurted accusingly.Caleb was taken aback by her tone of voice and the accusation. This was a different woman than he thought he had become. "I told her about seeing the clip from 'Singing in the Rain'. Len had seen the film, but in Paris, dubbed into French, so, as she said she was so busy reading the English subtitles, she didn't really take the film in. But she could recall that sequence. Len was thinking deeply, so I stayed quiet. Finally she started, almost as if she were talking to herself."It could be done. The choreography would be bloody difficult, and the wind machine would be a problem too. It would have to be powerful,. We can only hope. So, what can we do to help with your little party?”The other surprise was meeting Regina and Malcolm Evars, Sugar’s parents.“A night with the house to ourselves?” Regina exclaimed. “Baby, get your rest, we’re going to have a party, too. Just you and me.” Her husband, just as rotund as Regina was, actually giggled.Well, ultimately there was only one other set of parents I needed to meet and I was looking forward to it.“Isn’t Hayden with you?”“I took the afternoon off work to. If Mumford or the Governor can identify him, well, we'd have a righteous bust. From there, we could go with the hair samples from the car, and a DNA-based positive identification from the semen."Who would you use for the girl?... Mandy Ipock?"Mandy Ipock was famous around the courthouse. She was a clerk in the Sheriff's office, a young woman of truly spectacular endowment. At the mention of her name, Sam's mind wandered briefly to a pleasant vision of her most prominent qualifications for the.