Mavis said. “Did you find the guy you were looking for?” “We not only found him, but Lauren was able to get his name and address.” “So, who is he?” Connie asked. “We have a name and address,” Lauren reiterated. “We won’t know who he really is until I can do some research.” “He’s a lot older than he seems at first glance—mid-fifties, at least. Maybe even in his sixties,” Harriet said. “Course he looks like he’s led a hard life. He’s a druggie,” Lauren said with conviction. “That could add a decade to his looks.” “I wonder what he wants with Jenny,” Connie said, more to herself than the others. “Money, if what Harriet saw is any indication,” Lauren said. “But why would he think Jenny would give it to him?” Mavis said. “Hopefully, that will become obvious when Lauren checks him out,” Harriet stated. “Is anyone going to the dance party tonight?” Connie asked. “Not me,” Lauren said. “I saw the list of dances from the sixties and, except for the twist, and maybe the monster mash, I didn’t recognize any of them.”
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