I am starting to feel a little better. After dinner everyone is sitting in the living room. I go upstairs to go to the bathroom. I come out and mee...t Uncle Tony in the hallway. He stops in front of me and smiles.“Baby girl, you look so precious.” He says, and I blush.“Thanks.” I say.“You have grown up so fast.” He says and grabs my hands.I shrug shyly as he looks at me. He is very cute and I have always had a little crush on him since I was little. He has just turned 30 so he was. When he had learned that Brian was on trial for the murder of his wife, he could not live with someone else paying for what he had done. So he contacted them and agreed to return to testify and to go to jail for his crime. He broke down on the stand at the fact that he had not only killed the woman he claimed to love but his own child as well. With the new evidence Beth had no choice to make a motion to dismiss the charges against the husband. That was 6 months ago, she had been so stressed. The usual, mostly checking the mail and making sure thehouse was alright and that lights were on and it showed signs of beinglived in. As I was leaving, I heard him tell his wife I'd be watchingthe house and I could already tell she wasn't happy about it. Sue and Ihad never really gotten along. I just couldn't stand her. She was anoverweight priss who was only good for spending her husband's money, asfar as I was concerned. Well, regardless of what I thought of her, I hadagreed to watch the. Arlie didn't respond right away. "Yes," he said, finally. "Sylvia and I were happy. It's not like I'd have ever left her, if you had come around to my doorstep. But I used to think about you, Liss ... I mean, Alissa. For years. But in my case I knew roughly where you were. I knew that you had gotten married. I figured you'd married some good Catholic boy your mother had wanted for you. I even heard about your having children. This was all in the early days, back when we were in our twenties..