But I didn’t have time to dwell on it.The crews had cleaned the furniture out of the second floor of the Horsey House yesterday. Today Bob’s Const...uction was touching up the rooms on the first floor where they had expanded the offices for Andy and the rest of his anticipated group.All one hundred rooms were going to be offices or records storage. We had the Black Bear office problem solved and it was a good thing. Baltimore Office Supply was delivering the cubicles today with installers to. Lisa got hold of Stan. He had to report in but Irene could come by and stay. The department had split them up. It was policy. Members of the same family couldn't be partners. By the time I was dressed and ready for anything, Irene had arrived wearing her pistol and badge outside her slacks. I gave her hug and said, "How's the hottest detective on the force?"She smiled and said, "You say that to all the female detectives." We chuckled. "Lisa told me what is going on. Let's hope he's smart. If. Her eyes grew large as she realized the room looked similar to the gift shop area of a country store or antique shop. Everything appeared to be “pioneer-ish”. Looking around some more, she saw no television.Then it dawned on her about the boy’s name. Jonathan Marcus was the name of Mark’s great-great-great-grandfather. He had been the first man in his family to get a formal education at The University of Kansas and later teach there. Mark was named in tribute to him, as his parents were also. ..just let me go home." My nerves were going crazy. "I just can't believe your stupidity!" he screamed. "Please," I pleaded. He was really scaring me. "What time is it?" He was tapping his watch. I couldn't say anything. I knew I was past curfew, but just by one hour. A lot of my friends could stay out until 1am. Sometimes I could, too, but not when Dr. Smith was watching me. I had to check in with him on the weekends when my mother did inventory at her work because she didn't get home until.