All of them were perfectly level and uniformly hanging. There was no dust at all on top of them. I went over to his desk and sat down, closed my eyes,...and started to move my hand over the top of it. I reached out with my power to try and feel some of the emotions that were left in here. I felt the police officers moving around in here. The police weren’t really searching too intently. The emotions I felt from them were, well ... uncaring and lackadaisical. “Bastards,” I said to myself. I. “Oh, um. No. We just, uh, grabbed McDonald’s.”“And you lost track of time,” Kirk said. Frieda was always a bit crazy with boys. He tried to file today away with all of her other freakouts but it didn’t go easy. “Tell him to come up and get the good news.”“Good news?” Frieda questioned.“The coins are the ones we were looking for,” Kirk explained.“Right! He knew that! I mean, I’ll tell him. Bye, Dad.”She had said ‘Bye, Dad.’ before she had hung up in his ear this time. Things were getting. .." David began. He was sitting on the end of the bed taking off his shoes."O.K." I said quietly.I stopped unbuttoning my blouse and waited, not sure what was coming. Phyllis and Mark had dropped us off in our driveway and our suitcases still lay in the corner where we had dropped them. The weekend had been exciting, but of course a bit scary. Pairing off to sleep with our friends' spouses was quite a different matter than secret indiscretions that could be selectively ignored or hidden. That. I could see some of the girls giggling as their mothers lead them away."Can we please go home now Mom!" I begged.Mom talked a little more with Connie before she made her goodbyes. As Iwaiting for Mom to finish, Jenny and Mindy were talking and giggling.Mindy spoke up and said, "Andy, you look cute cute cute, just like a big dolly!" She grabbed my hand and try to turn me around so she see mefrom the back.I pulled away and told her, "LEAVE ME ALONE!"Mom gave me a harsh look and told me. "Play.