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To: Mel Fuller <br />
From: George Sanchez <br />
Subject: Just where do you think you're going?<br />
Don't give me that innocent look over the cubicle wall. Yes, you. What, you think I<br />
didn't notice all the lipstick and finger-combing? You think you're getting out of here,<br />
don't you? Well, you're living in a fantasy world. You're not getting out of here until I<br />
see the copy on the Grant/ Hurley breakup.<br />
Got it????<br />
G<br />
To: jerrylives@freemail.com<br />
From: Mel Fuller <br />
Subject: Dinner<br />
Hi, John. I'm afraid I'm not going to get out of here as early as I thought. Can we scoot<br />
dinner up to ninish?<br />
Love,<br />
Mel<br />
To: Sergeant Paul Reese <br />
From: John Trent <br />
Subject: Touching base<br />
Paul--<br />
Just a note to see if you've come up with anything on the Friedlander case. I've been a<br />
bit preoccupied lately, so I haven't called, but I got a little time on my hands, so I was<br />
wondering if you've got anything new. You know, the other night when I came into the building,<br />
the doorman wasn't there. When I looked around, I found him and the rest of the building staff<br />
in the super's apartment watching the game. Understandable, of course, being the playoffs and<br />
all, but it got me thinking: Was there a game the night Mrs. Friedlander got assaulted?<br />
I did a little researching, and discovered that there was--at around the time the doctors say<br />
she was most probably struck. I know it's not much, but at least it explains how someone could<br />
have gotten into the building without being seen. Let me know if you guys have any new<br />
information.