Well, tell me, Mr. Riley, have you adjusted to life as a rat? It is a rat that you are and a rat that you have ever been."I looked at the aging rat Ki...g and didn't have a good retort to show him I didn't care because I was unhappy with my life as a rat and would do anything to change back to my former self.It was almost as if the rat King read my mind and he pointed his paw at me."You would do anything, would you? Well, in that case, I am sending you back as a woman instead of a man and I want. ” Molly didn’t respond, and just let her head hang. Something clicked with me. “Are you drunk?“No!” Molly replied violently.I stared into her eyes. They weren’t open all the way, and she had difficulty keeping her head still. I leaned in closer and sniffed. “Molly.” I said disapprovingly.“Fuck off.” she replied defensively. “I get to run my life however I want.”I opened my mouth to say something, something in rebuttal, then realized that it would get me nowhere. Hell, it would have gotten me. "Is he state or county?" Randy asked, watching him approach in themirror."I don't know," I replied. "I haven't seen any state highway markers, sohe's probably county."The officer stopped a few feet away from and slightly behind Randy'sdoor. "Could you step out of the car, sir?"Randy slowly opened his door while I watched. Carl and Steve giggled inthe back seat."Hide that bottle, you idiots," I whispered to them, hoping the copcouldn't hear."I need your license and registration," the officer. ”“Thank you so much!” She then gave her a gentle hug.“Thanks to you, Dan and your book, all the jewellery has been returned to the families. And all the murdered women have been found and given a proper burial. Also, did you know there was a reward for the arrest and conviction of the killers? You stand to collect 500,000 dollars!”“Can you see that the money is divided equally amongst the victim’s families? Maybe it’ll help pay for a school tuition or something,” he offered.“I will as you.