"The hairs on the back of Ed's head stood up. He sensed that he was suddenly in the middle of something that he didn't want to be involved in. Cops de...eloped an intuition for such things. Ed passed a few pleasantries with Tim before questioning him more."What's the guy's name, anybody I know?" Ed asked."George Bynum," Tim replied, "His secretary said he had a girl friend but she had never seen her and she doesn't know her name. The guy was married and had a girl on the side."Tim shook his and. ” I replied.“In that case I’d better teach you a thing or two.”The girl was tall and strong. She grabbed my arm and pulled me towards the door of the van.“Come on Tony, the shop can wait.” She said as she pulled me into the van.Once inside she pushed me against the table and told me to bend over it.“Why?” I asked, “Who do you think you are anyway. It was an accident, no one is to blame; besides, you have no right to punish me; I’m leaving.”“I’m Jenny, and you need to be taught a lesson. You. You hear a low ahem and quickly close the link raising your eyes. The man standing before you is tall and handsome. You flash him your best smile “Can I help you?” you ask sweetly, quickly regaining your composer. “Yeah I am looking for this book, I have looked every where but can't seem to find it.” he said smiling back at you as he slid the note across to you. He is wearing a tight button up shirt and simple dress pants. You try to stop your self but find your eyes being drawn to the bulge in. It would leave her not quite right in the head, as if there was a misalignment that no medicine could correct. Even people with Down Syndrome had better coordination and speech articulation. It was something I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.I didn't say anything more. Fiona was right about me needing a good night's sleep so I could find out if Whisper was even partially okay. Knowing that my hunger could disturb my sleep, it had to be fed and fed well.I rolled Fiona over, taking her by.