.. how would anybody looking at Mary's or Debbie's credit cards be able to cross reference either of them with me? My jaw dropped.Apparently, Mary got...what Aimee was saying at the same time. "That's right, Aimee!" Mary said. "Unless people were following any of us, how could they associate the four of us?"Aimee just nodded. "I'm glad you understand the reason that I was concerned. I have to surmise that somebody has been investigating one or more of us. And..."I knew where she was headed.. "You have a really nice house here, Miss Maple." Sadie looked around MissMaples living room in surprise. She didn't think typing teachers would makevery much money, but Miss Maple's place was a two bedroom house in a fairlynice neighborhood. "Well, it could be cleaner." Miss Maple said in some disgust.It looked immaculate to Sadie, except for some newspapers that were left onthe couch. All of a sudden the door unlocked and a large man in a green coverallwalked in. Sadie remembered Dee telling. She was disturbed. He had gently but very firmly disciplined her and then just as gently and firmly kept her in her place when she responded. He really was the same Mark she had last seen four years ago: sweet, gentle but now with a touch of steel. She bit her lip as a wave of warmth washed over her. What she had said last night was true. She did love him as an elder brother. Now he was just the same: an elder brother but slightly more mature and assured. Wasn't he?The stables at Bulford were. Even though he'd gotten a little revenge, it didn't make up for losing his red-headed teacher.As he finished getting dressed, Jeff wiped the dust from his shoes before heading to the church, with no time to spare. When he swung the oak doors open, Jeff could see Aphrodite standing at the front of the church. Rushing to join her, Jeff took his place beside Diana, to wait for the wedding to begin. Glancing at his 'best man', Jeff smiled, ready to get it over with.As soon as the music started,.