I should have trusted you, but I listened to Megan instead. When we got to Palm Springs she changed. She told me something else, something she thinks ...could be worth a lot of money for her." "What was it?" I asked. " What could she possibly have told you that would be worth anything? She lied to get you away from me, so what could she possibly know that could be true, much less worth money?" Lucy looked down at the floor, as if she were ashamed of something. "Lucy, c'mon, I think I deserve that. The show was in the middle of a feature they call "Things You Did That Your Mother Doesn't Know About." Listeners are encouraged to call in to the show and relate and episode from their past that their mother never found out about. Don and Mike then pick the story that they find most interesting and arrange an 'on the air' phone call between the listener and the listener's mother so the listener can confess. The listener then gets a $200 prize. Listening to the show reminded me of something. Der Brief warf aber weit mehr Fragen auf, als er beantwortete. Wer hat das Tagebuch geschrieben und wann? Wer hat es dem Museum gespendet und in welcher Beziehung standen sie zu mir? Welches Museum möchte nicht ein Originaldokument aus dem 19. Jahrhundert besitzen, und warum könnte ein Tagebuch „weder zur Ausstellung noch zum Studium geeignet sein“?Der beste Ort, um diese Fragen zu beantworte, schien das in Leder gebundene Buch zu sein, das auf meinem Tisch lag, und ich löste mit ziemlicher. She was disappointed.“… But I can join you two for lunch,” I continued. “We can meet at our regular spot and have our lunch together.”A smile shot up again across Carol’s and Sandra’s face. Our eyes met and I could undoubtedly interpret her facial impression as a thank you.The entire morning, my mind was occupied with the thoughts about last night’s episode and the aftermath. I had to make a few phone calls and get in touch with some of my old friend, who promised me to look into the matter.