<div style="text-align: justify;">Joan was a little stressed about the takers she had gotten for the free room in her apartment. She had gotten about six takers, and they all sounded extremely creepy and unsettling. She had ended up rejecting them all with the best excuse she could find - someone else had already taken the room. If she had wanted to spend time with a creepy guy, after all, she had her neighbor for that. It was a weak excuse, but Jane had not wanted to waste time making up a better one for those men. They weren't worth the effort, anyway. And they would eventually move on and find another prey. <br/><br/>The young woman was about to give up and take the ad down when an elderly lady contacted her. She said she wanted a place for her grandson to live, and sounded really kind and pleasant.<br/><br/>According to the woman, her son worked a lot and didn't have the time to visit the apartment, but she was willing to do it and meet up with Jane.<br/><br/>Jane should have seen the red flags, but being so tired of the creeps, she decided to make a trial period of a month with the older lady's "grandson".<br/><br/>She had met with Ms. Johnston, showed her the apartment, and talked about her lifestyle with the woman for a moment or two - telling her just enough for the woman to know that she worked a lot, and needed someone who would not be noisy.<br/><br/>It would only be after a lot of talking to Ms. Watson that Ms. Johnston would go to Sherlock and tell him she had a place for him, but that he might want to meet the person who was offering the room first. Should he refuse, the woman would insist, since that had been the only request made by Ms. Watson, and the elderly woman really needed to get rid of Sherlock.<br/><br/>That would be as far as the woman would go, though, and she would hand the young woman's phone number to Sherlock, and urge him to call or text her - the sooner, the better.</div>