Melissa said that she wanted them to be living in a home of their own when college started next fall. She thought they could find a place that was abo...t midway between Stetson (Deland) and Palmdale. They could visit his family, actually their family she amended, all they wanted and still have their privacy. Jake said that was fine by him. She told him that the astounding twins were accomplished cellists and were even being considered for placement in Stetson’s talented and gifted young musician. Just take me to town!"Reluctantly I had Steve bring the boys over. They were more excited than anything else until they saw how upset their aunt was. Mike was young enough that he just held on to Mary while she cried.Steven had to have it explained to him. When I finished the explanation, he looked at the sheriff and glared, "You made my aunt cry! I hate you!" Steven! That's enough! Apologize to the sheriff! He had nothing to do with this!" I scolded him.The sheriff just got down on his knees. "Does he know about the two of you?" I asked."No!" they chorused.I huffed a laugh, and said, "The plot is sure to thicken."Marsha laughed with me; Nora blushed some more."Any word on Jason?" Nora asked to change the subject."No. I'm really worried about him," I said. "I'm also worried our safe house might not be safe anymore. If Jerome were here, I'd ask him, but... well, Nora, do you have an extra handgun I can borrow?"Marsha gasped and exclaimed, "Waddaya mean? Not safe?" Not if the enemy has. She tended to throw her clothes on at the last minute without any consideration for color or appropriateness. Her braces were delayed in being removed because the stupid dentist had broken his leg in a skiing mishap the weekend before her appointment. Her non-existent breasts refused to develop and she had absolutely no need for the silly training bra.To make matters worse, her younger sister Pamela was bragging about how she was going to the football game with Jeff Randall and she was already.