Melinda shook her head. "Well how would you describe getting people from earth into heaven were they belong? How can you say you guess that is nice? Sounds like the nicest thing in the world to me. If I was stuck here instead of being in heaven, it wouldn't be what I wanted." She was trying to make him feel better, and erase her own doubts that heaven existed. If ghosts were real, then she guessed the spirits needed someplace to go to after they died.<br/>"I told you to bring the laptop? I don't remember that. I remember not wanting to have any distractions in our fun! I think you just imagined me wanting to have the computer on our vacation. But I guess it is a good thing you brought it since it came in handy confirming that this whole thing is actually real. I'm still having trouble believing it though. After so many years of thinking ghosts were just stories, and then finding out they are not...is a big shock. Probably even a bigger shock for you though."<br/>She sighed as he pointed out how people would think she was crazy if she said that the shelf falling on his head made him see ghosts. "Well hopefully this won't be for the rest of your life. But if it is...I will stick by your side no matter what."<br/>She blinked a little bit. "A murder mystery? A real live murder mystery...a book is one thing. Not sure how I will deal with a real one but sure...let's go and see the clues. This wasn't what activities I thought that I would be doing. This is rather exciting don't you think?"<br/>The ghost spoke.<br/>"Er...well it's been a few years since the murder. The case might be cold. I'm sorry to put you through this. But I think my husband should be out of jail when he is really innocent. That's why I hung around. I wanted to clear his name so I can rest well."