But he was my brother and though we rarely saw eye to eye, he was all I had and I loved him for it. “Justice?” I stood at the foyer of my pod comp...lex. I had just exited my Uber Xtreme and as it whisked away my gaze summoned at the sound of my name. There she stood. A shimmering caramel tone, dark locks that fell just below her shoulders. Her eyes shined like the fullest moon on the dimmest night. She was dressed in active wear as though she had just returned from the gym of sorts. Everything in. ." I said - shit I should keep my mouth shut.Jane started laughing, "I guess honesty is the best policy now! Want to tell me anything else?" I could tell by her smile and tone of voice she wasn't about to kill me.I leaned back on the sofa, then suddenly reaised Jane would now be able to see everything so sat back up again. "I don't know...what do you want to know?" Like when did this start, why do it, how does it make you feel?" Jane said patronising me.I shifted in my seat, cautious not to. " Cleo leaned forward on her elbows. "Only remaining question now is, do you wanna?" Cleo, give her a break." I laughed setting down my own fork. "Look what you just plopped on her lap. Not only a new arrangement for her job, but a new lover in one fell swoop." I sipped my juice. "Molly will you put aside some for Eddie? He'll want it when he wakes." Speaking of lovers you and your Eddie seem to be getting on fairly." Yeah. He's ok." I hopped she'd drop the subject."And you're willing to work. ”, I replied. Just about that time, two police cars showed up in the parking lot. The two officers came running in and right up to us.“What’s going on here?”, one of the officers asked. The manager stepped forward and began to explain what had happened and all that he had saw. He admitted that he had called them not wanting a fight inside his diner. One of the officers kept looking at me strangely and he finally spoke up. “Didn’t I just deal with you a few weeks ago?”, he asked. “You came to a.