To Each Other: A Summer in South Carolina

Ready to go to work she was, looking as stunning as she would any other day. She tender

ew years ago from a heart attack. But she still kept his things around t

and took the elevator up to her floor. She worked as a journalist at an

sy due to some other relationship she had had with one of his friends. Apparently, the trial was stuck because, although they knew him to be the killer, justice couldn't find the body or even a final evidence that proved their theory

", as they called it: the box of secrets that could have never been open. Thi

a circus, and the people were becoming more and more impatient. At last, she managed to speak to a very good friend of hers. A young photographer named Carl who always pri

the criminal field for most his life, and who declared right then that they could spend years trying to get a confession, but they would never succeed. He also made noticeably clear that he, being the experien

rs in front of the courthouse couldn't believe how she had managed to get him to speak to her. He was known for never talking to the press. This was a

andora's Affair". At the same time that she was disgusted by the murder, she was also very intrigued by how this triangle had happened. Not only for the simple fact that it was, indeed, a triangle -

nded overly excited about something on the other side of the line. No matter how hard Lauren's day had been, her gra

oming back home after seven years away. Maureen had gone to England at first to study advertisement, and wh

y - perfect! The only way it would be complete was if her paren