"Hah, I wouldn't bet on it. Most of them are probably at a bar somewhere looking to get laid. Well, at least the unmarried ones. But, we fixed a big s...pper." Denise said, "I hope you're hungry, or we'll have to eat the leftovers for a week," she laughed."Uh, I haven't eaten anything since a couple of sandwiches for lunch." Then you should be ready for some good home cooking. The bathroom is the second door on the right," she said, indicating the hallway. "If you need to wash up. We'll be. " she turned to us."Do we want to hang out with them?" Ask where," Amanda said.She nodded, "Where?"More pausing. "He said just maybe the park or something."We all looked at each other and nodded. "Sure," I said."Sure," she repeated to him.Then more babbling between the two of them, and she hung up."They're coming by to pick us up in a half hour." That soon?" Amanda yelped.We laughed.We, of course, all had bought clothes to wear the next day, a couple of outfits we could wear depending on what. Let's see if you can convince two detectives; I'll warn you right now, it didn't work with me."She followed him down a hall into a room where the Hispanic boy was sitting, hand-cuffed to a chair. The two policemen were talking to him, while a man that Kennedy had seen in the school halls was sitting at a desk a few feet away, listening to the questions.Kennedy explained what she'd said before, and the lead detective just laughed. "That's just bullshit!" I assure you, it's not. I can remember. " New York City, Summer 1964.Carrying her daughter, Laura Connor stepped out into the early eveningsunshine, blinking at its unexpected brightness. As her eyes cleared soshe saw where she was. There before her stood the yellow and whiteplastic structure housing the Continental Circus. It was the World'sFair. They had gone back in time almost forty years!"Good evening, Mrs Connor," said Solomon, "I hope you found what youwere looking for inside the Carnival of Mirrors?" Oh yes!" said Laura "You.