My lawyer threw a hissy-fit when I asked to speak directly to them. My speech was fairly short and I had to keep it as non-technical as possible. I ha... two parts but once they heard the first they were not interested in the second.What did I say? Here is what I remember as the court records are undoubtedly sealed:I am guilty of removing those who you could or would not. I did the deed and expect to pay for that with my life. I could not think of a worse fate to become those people than to take. Milton was laughing but didn't appear to be resisting too firmly. Hailey and Kevin Adams were also talking, which surprised Brock. Both were cursed with a terminal case of shyness around new people.Tony DeLeon seemed to be eating up the attention being paid to him by a television starlet. Crosby, for her part, seemed to be happy with the company she'd selected, too. The others were hanging out with their husbands or boyfriends (or in Emmy and Zoe's case, girlfriend). All in all, everyone seemed. With those final words we both walked away in opposite directions. Iwalked back to my house and he walked somewhere unknown to me. Uponarrival at my house I walked downstairs to my living room where Icleaned up making the house look livable. Seven o'clock rolled aroundand there was a loud knock on my door. I ran to the door, I still don'tknow why to this day, and opened the door. There stood Dan with a bowlof popcorn and a 12-pack of beer in his hands. "Come on in." I said tohim. He walked in,. "Bill groaned, grabbed Beth's hips and pushed them down his legs. Then he grabbed her shoulders and pulled them back against his chest."Either of you stop it or both of you can just go to bed," Bill ordered, his voice strained. "Beth, if you don't sit still your mom's going to be real mad at you Tuesday night."Beth's eyes got huge as she realized what she had been sitting on and what she had done. Mandy snickered but it was debatable if she was laughing at Beth's blush or Bill's.