" She said to Norman.Norman nodded slightly, "Yes ma’am. I was with Kimon when he was home many years ago." Yes, you were very honorable to me and f...ther. We both were greatly impressed." Turning to Hartwell she stated, "This one shall accompany us to where Kimon is. If the rest of you are as honorable as this one is then this trip will be very pleasant. That is after the business at hand is finished."Hartwell was about to say something then snapped his mouth shut. Shaking his head he had all. Her dadhad been a salesman who kept hopping from one job toone a little better. She’d married Roger partly becauseshe was used to changing houses every year or two andshe knew Army life was like that too. She smiled as she remembered how Mark had “protected”her from boys, especially during High School. He’d beengood at it too. So good she was actually a virgin whenshe got married. Roger had been her only lover. Afterthe wedding, though, Mark had disappeared for. “They are teaching us how to burn food,” Mark answered with a grin.“That’s good.”“How are things in the Senate?” Mark asked.“Same old politics. We generate so much hot air that you’d think we were responsible for global warming,” Tony answered. He looked over the two women with Mark appreciatively and asked, “Who are the young women with you?”“This is Molly Andrews. She’s going to be my wife,” Mark answered.“No I’m not,” Molly said crossing her arms.“Perky,” Tony said appreciatively. “When she. I could hear her heels on the floor as she got closer. She sat on the leather arm of Dave's recliner and looked at me across from them on the couch. I crossed my legs and sipped my beer. "Dave says you both went on a service call yesterday to Joann Wineski up the road. I drove by there house and your truck looked like it had been there for awhile." she said. I then gulped my beer. "Dave told me everything about what you both did to that poor woman. I know there have been others. He finally told.