"Hi, Sharon!" I just wanted to tell you Louise's home. A bit washed out so she's resting at the moment. The doctor said it was just a vicious bug and ...hat she'll be able to go back to school Monday." Oh, that's good." I also wanted to thank you again for last night. I don't know what I'd 've done without you." It was nothing, my pet. I could tell over the 'phone that you were in a bit of a tizz and thought it best if you had your mind taken off the problem a bit. In any case, I enjoyed it.. Jesse was quiet, intending to wait until one or the other of them told him of how this whole scheme was going to work. Neither of the girls seemed anxious to begin. Jesse began to wonder if the two were having second thoughts. There was certainly doubt on his part and he wondered if he was walking into an untenable situation.“So, Jesse, here’s what we were thinking,” Candice began as she pushed her lunch tray aside. “The biggest problem as we see it is finding privacy for us. You understand. She never mentioned a certain time, so I thought I would just drop in on her. I parked halfway down the block and walked to her house. I noticed a blue SUV parked several doors down on the other side of Jeri's place, but never thought anything more about it. I rang her doorbell and, just like last night, Jeri answered it quickly. She was dressed in a robe, but a different one from last night. This was a terry robe and it was tied tightly, leaving no view of her body. Her hair was damp, either. .. you're both charged with the murder of Mark Evans. What can you tell me about what the arresting officers had to say to the two of you? You go first, Mrs. Evans. Just the big picture, please. I would just like to have some idea of what we have here."Lisa proceeded to tell him, in an abbreviated form, what had happened since Detective Nesbitt had met her in her driveway on Sunday afternoon. By the time she was relating the experience of fingerprinting and having her mug shot taken, she was.