Ah, Michelle Wanjiku, even now after all that’s happened I still sigh when I think of her.To me she had appeared to be my destined girl. She was bea...tiful, sexy, and had an infectious laugh. She also had a cute little dimple in her right cheek when she smiled, which she did a lot.Her physical attractiveness was why I noticed her that first day in a Linnet’s birthday party but it was her musical laugh to a response to a joke from my friend Dan that made me determined to woo her. Unfortunately. I gave him a wave and left for home. It'd already been a long day, and I was tired. Part of it was the stress. This case was a reminder of what had gone on in the other two cases that I'd solved involving little girls. Those had worked out except for the loss of Cheryl. I just hoped this one went better and there were no casualties.When I got home I discovered that my key was not enough to get me in. Ginger had put on the dead bolt, so I had to ring the doorbell to get her to let me in. I was. Short hair with close cropped sides. He wore a thin mustache and beard, kept trimmed to a two week’s growth at all times. He brown shirt was neatly ironed, without any telltale sign of dust or dandruff. The man appeared to like order in his life. He had deep bags under his eyes, but was still young and in good shape. “There’s no need for profanity, Mr. Barnes. We’ve always gotten along in the past.” Rudolf and Taylor could hear yelling over the phone, despite the distance. “I understand, but we. Acheerleader standing beside the table told us that the blood wasfor those who were driving and the poison was for the rest of usif we did not want beer. I decided to be lady like and grabbedsome punch. Lisa and Jenn went with the beer.We found the girls that Lisa knew. After we were introduced, weall started chatting. Well more like Lisa chatted I was happy tojust listen answering the occasional question. I was continuallyself-conscious figuring someone must be on to me. But I couldfind no.