James PaTTERSON ill be our five finalists. As 1 call each name, n screen. That is the total
she became a semifinalist.
score received by out to you: the point total is not
But one thing I would point who our eventual winner will be. Being first
Grst at the time of our judges’ final
“Asa result, they w a figure on your televisio
you will see the contestant since
necessarily a sign of now is no guarantee of being ballot.”
Oh, get on with it, Miss Swe mand, Bob Barker does.
“Now our five finalists. Goo
den thinks. And, as if by her com- d luck, girls! The first finalist is:
Miss Sweden!” Eva's hands fly up to her face. The time it takes her to walk to the front of the stage is all the time she needs to stop herself from
crying.
ant to be. Miss USA, Shawn Weatherly, wins
For Eva, it’s not me ll go on to become a star on Bay-
that year's competition—she’ watch. But Eva's future is secure no she'll spend three years stu school at UCLA, and become a Along the way, she'll meet Jeffr People who knew them when t wanted to marry Epstein. One ously. In the end, Eva ended up witha she and Epstein remained very ay,” Epstein en class beauties —as he made his
doctor of internal medicine. ey Epstein. hey were a couple say
though proverbial “one who got aw
impressive women— world-
in the world.
netheless. After the pageant, dying in Stockholm, finish med —
that Eva j friend says he considered it seri | man named Glenn Dubin, close. And if Eva was the ded up dating other
Why didn’t any of always someone more corner. Perhaps none urges. But he did have < by his side through th with them.
4 When he was thro say, they graduated up status of “lover” to “frie
In his estimation, th
The world was ful friendship seemed to bi
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