She knew it all.She was well aware of the secret glances and attraction she received from men. Despite being a housewife in a small town, she was know...n as a bold and independent woman. She always had a sense of fashion and carried herself really well in sarees. Rumors and gossips suggested that she enjoyed her sexual freedom, and had few hookups beyond her marriage. Later I learned that she was choosy and picked up only matured ones who could maintain a discreet relationship and treated her. When they left the elevator he explained to her that CJ would be going to his room to collect toiletries and would join them in a few moments. “Don’t be long,” she told CJ, obviously taking charge. “Room number?” CJ asked. “Twelve twenty-four,” Kevin said. “We’ll be looking for you.” He slid the card in the read and pushed the door open for his wife. Once inside she turned to look at him. “Well?” she asked. “What?” he replied. “Did I do good? Are you as excited as I am? Are you okay with this?. "I... never really thought of it that way," she said softly, meeting Trina's burning eyes. "I... loved her. I guess I don't think of myself as... one of those. I just loved her. Very much."Trina blinked. Her dark eyes grew wider. Laura didn't realize that tears were pouring down her own cheeks until she tasted the salt on her lips.Trina looked around them, as if it would be very embarrassing for others to see Laura silently weeping. She picked up a napkin, leaning across the table and daubing. The group of friends that came were the same ones who had been out partying with Caroline when she went missing. Courtney had interviewed all of them yesterday morning before calling for help.Courtney introduced them to me as the "big boss". Again there was that term again."You're the one who found Caroline, and you're the one who you made the guy talk. It's all over the college rumor mill. Is it true were you really going to cut off his fingers to save Caroline," one of the girls asked."Do not.