The winter clothes we can store with furniture later."I said, "That makes sense." I left the room and took the stack of clothing to Jeanette's car. Ma... and Mark were at his car having loaded it. They were walking back holding hands. I smiled at them. I carefully placed Jeanette's things in her car.I went back in and looked through the living room. While it had been cleaned up, the rug would need replacing. Looking further, there were stains on the front stoop from where Tom had lain after he. We were even watching the old lady that turned out to be Tanner in disguise. Cindy saw her first and said ‘Tanner’ over the intercom. Tanner had gotten very close to their lunch table by then. We’d just started to move when Elsa and Cindy stood up and the gunfire erupted. They’d seen him draw a gun on them. Two of our men two tables over had drawn their weapons when the shots went off. Elsa and Cindy put two shots in his chest. Either one would have killed him instantly. He got a shot off,. She sat in the tub wishing she could just stay home and read, but she had to go to Jane’s party, Jane was her only real friend during her very public divorce last year from Dirk Black, the Hollywood heart throb and bad boy. She was only eighteen when she was catapulted to fame. It seemed like a game back then, she was an overnight star getting incredible offers and was wooed by all the Hollywood bad boys finally marrying one of the worst. For six years, she was fodder for the magazines being. He couldn't tell if she was mad about last night or what. She had been so easy to read the night before. At least he had thought she was. Now, he just couldn't tell. It was as if she had closed the book so he couldn't see the pages."Em, ah, about last night," Bill started hesitantly.At the same moment Linda said, "If you don't want us to..."They both stopped and stared at each other, hesitant and afraid. Each was afraid to speak and afraid of what the other was about to say."Ladies first," Bill.