She asked for a ride. I picked her up . Where? Loren asked . Midtown Manhattan. Fifty-second and Fifth, I think. I took the Henry Hudson to the GWB. Do you have the credit card charge for the gas station?Yes . Then you know we stopped there. We continued down Route 4 to Route 17 and then to Ridgewood. Myron saw a change in their posture. He had missed something, but he pressed on. I dropped her off at a house on the end of a cul-de-sac. Then I drove home . A nd you don't remember the address, is that correct?That's correct . A nything else?Like?Like why did Aimee Biel call you in the first place?I'm a friend of the family . You must be a close friend . I am . So why you? I mean, first she called your house in Livingston. Then she went to your cell phone. Why did she call you and not her parents or an aunt or an uncle or even a school friend? Loren lifted her palms to the sky. Why you?Myron's voice was soft. I made her promise . Promise?Yes . He explained about the basement, about hearing the girls talk about driving with a drunk kid, about making them promise and as he did, he could see their faces change. Even Hester's. The words, the rationale, rang hollow in his own ears now, and yet he couldn't put his finger on why. His explanation went on a little too long. He could hear the defensiveness in his voice . When he was done, Loren asked, Have you ever made this promise before?No . Never?Never . No other helpless or inebriated girls you volunteered to chauffeur around?Hey! Hester wouldn't let that pass. That's a total mischaracterization of what he said. And the question was already asked and answered. Move on . Loren shifted in her seat. How about young boys? You ever make any boys promise to call you?No . So just girls?Just these two girls, Myron said. It wasn't like I planned it . I see. Loren rubbed her chin. How about Katie Rochester?Hester said, Who's that?Myron ignored that. What about her?Did you ever make Katie Rochester promise to call you when she was drunk?Again that's a total mischaracterization of what he said, Hester jumped in. He was trying to prevent them from drinking and driving . Right, sure, he's a hero, Loren said. Ever do anything like that with Katie Rochester?I don't even know Katie Rochester, Myron said . But you've heard the name . Yes . I n what context?On the news. So what's the deal, Muse I'm a suspect in every missing persons case?Loren smiled. Not every . Hester leaned toward Myron and whispered in his ear. I don't like this, Myron . Neither did he . Loren continued: So you've never met Katie Rochester?He couldn't help his lawyer training. Not to my knowledge . Not to your knowledge. Then whose knowledge would it be?Objection .