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- Can I come in and ask a few questions? – Tsuki questioned her.

- He can. - She said.

When she seemed most shaken about talking about this boy.

- Can you tell me about this boy called Boby. Tsuki asked.

- He was a good boy. Gail said.

- He was always considerate. Gail said.

- Were they dating? – Tsuki questioned.

- No, they were never together. Gail said.

- Tell me who this Boby is. – Tsuki asked Gail with her black mourning dress, when her husband left for work that morning.

- You speak of Boby, a family starch. Gail said. – When Tsuki questioned her.

- As she said. – It was for a long time, that he showed interest, in which he stayed for a while behind me, he was indifferent to her.

- He was behind me. - She said. – He was an artist, for a while, he made me his muse. - She said. -I don't see him as a danger, for the time he lived as a lodger for my mother, he was a decent man.

It wasn't the first time that brothers would argue over a man, just because Gail said this man was a gentl