’ He smiled. Like the uncle she never had, he kissed her forehead. ‘I’ve got an idea of a project for you. Yes, I know the doc said no work, but...I know you, you need a project to work on. When you get home, I’ll come over and give you the details.’ Later that week, he gave her the scoop. Paul Nielson was a political columnist that had retired two years ago. He had disappeared. The paper wanted to get him back on the staff. There had been some anonymous columns that had been emailed to the. Oh? ( not a brush off ‘oh’ a ‘tell me more’ oh). Well(a little encouraged by my response), the tip is a vibrating ball, say about an inch and a half or an inch and three fourths then a series of metal balls lined up right behind it so there all touching, that way the vibrations travel the entire length and it can be six or eight or even ten inches in length and its all enclosed in a rubber sleeve with just a wire and a loop coming out of the end. why metal balls? Where would the batteries for. When they stopped for a moment to breath and look at one another, she turned in his arms, reached up, and unscrewed the light bulb above their heads until it went out. He guessed (correctly) that she did this to provide a cover of darkness for their pleasuring on the front porch. ‘Good idea,’ he whispered in her ear from behind. She stayed facing the wall, but dropped her arms partway, and leaned against the wall, like a police suspect. When her lover stepped closer, and pressed against her. " With a touch of help from Kelly Dubrey. The district used a computer program that WSAA provided. All the names of athletes in fall sports were input, and the computer spit out a random list of seven percent. This morning, before my meeting, she'd hacked into the computer and added a worm to the program that would keep Luke's name off the list for two weeks, then make it come up every week after that. It took her about fifteen minutes. It was great having a genius on retainer."And Mr. Reed.