She looked as if she had been crying and was still looking upset.I got alongside her and asked her if she was Ok. She shook her head and said it was j...st that they had some bad news that morning which had upset the whole family. Thinking that it was probably bereavement or something like that I asked her if she wanted to talk about. She shook her head and told me that it was something she did not think her parents would want to have her discuss with anyone else. I told her that though she did. There didn't appear to be any obvious reason for Sarah doing this. Hedidn't tease her or play other tricks on her. It just started one day andthen sort of took on a life of its own. It left Andy with theuncomfortable feeling that his sister could see right through him to hiscore. It was like she knew everything.In one respect, this actually was sweet. Sarah seemed to know him,appeared to have accepted him as a girl, and called him Andrea to confirmit. The only problem with this belief was that. The EMS unit hadn't arrived yet.Neeka pulled over onto the shoulder in response to my urgent unspoken thought. She stopped a few feet behind the trooper's car and got out. I climbed out behind her. Sue got out as well."Sue, you wait here, OK. We'll be right back."She nodded obediently and watched Neeka and I walk down the bank. I thought about suggesting to Neeka that she wait, too, but the mental picture I got for even considering that was a foot stuck halfway up my ass.As we approached, the. Up until now I've been assuming that our lodger/landlady relationship would just continue on its fun and flirty way to essentially nowhere (she is a married woman after all), however there's something distinctly promising about how Fiona is handling this encounter and my thoughts are growing ever more carnal."Paul still at work?" I ask her, meaningfully."Yes," she says. "He is."She lets that hang there. Her expression is sly and calculating and I hope that the sum she's working on is whether.