We just had a lot in common. We started out living in the same apartment complex in Hornell, New York. As our parents got higher in their jobs, we mov...d across the street from one another in a suburban development.They didn’t see the change that exploded between us that day in the Caribbean. The change in our emotions came fast- I’m getting ahead of myself here.She was shy, and the sweetest little redhead you’ve ever seen. She had the palest of skin and a smattering of freckles, which. I’m sorry to say, it could have been Granddad. Or maybe they just were tracking our phones. In any case, I had to get rid of anything that might give our location away.”“You didn’t dump me,” Maddie said flatly. “I haven’t called anyone since we left the country. I don’t even know who I’d call.”“Maddie,” Keith said softly, “your brother was in Indianapolis when the bomb went off there. We’d just left. And he knew we were coming to Mainz.” Maddie was silent—near defiance. A tear trickled from one. I was indeed in love with her, i asked her to put on lipstick at the end she said you would eat it in sometime and smiled, there she stood in front of me as i looked her holding her hand there was enough gap between her choli and ghagra showing her stomach button. Choli was a deep and part of her breast where visible i just turned her around that nice round ass was looking gorgeous she told me one more thing. She got a silver colour ornament which she tied around her waist that was sexy i. "I knew it was hers," Bob said. "I saw it when I searched her apartment during the rape investigation. That clued me in that she was involved in the accident somehow, but I didn't see it as evidence. Not then." So you just gave it back to her?" No." You want to explain that?" She was a secret smoker," said Bob. "The lighter was hidden in a jewelry case when I first saw it, along with a pack of cigarettes. When I visited her in the hospital after the accident, I was going to give it back to her,.