Hi Nan!
You made it!
"No," he replied to Lois's inquiry. "Unless I find out something incriminating about him, I won't hold him after tomorrow. It's not a crime to be naïve."
But isn’t Breaking and Entering? What about removing stereo-systems from the cars parked in that alley so the nice gentlemen in the leatherjackets can tune them for the owners?
"Yeah, he probably is," Lois admitted. "But I still haven't completely forgiven him for that trick in my apartment."
But aren’t the fouled up underwear and bruises on his chest punishment enough?
After all, it's a local historical artifact. We figured we could do a series about the native inhabitants and some of their legends. I imagine you'll have people from the Metro Museum of Natural History wanting to get a look at it as soon as possible."
They could even use it to promote shopping at Costmart – shop for 100 bucks and get a ticket to the museum for free.
The police inspector gave her a searching look. "Lois, even I wouldn't be crazy enough to lend you my car," he remarked. "The last time you borrowed someone's car, if I remember correctly, somebody planted a bomb in it."
Can’t wait!
Michael