He surprised Marty when he told him that all theemployees were listed with their business insurer and theembezzlement was covered. They wouldn't lose ... cent. The insurancecompany will go after the assistant manager for the payback. They were eating and Mr. Dunlap said this was the best restaurantfor income. Marty informed him that for each dollar spentcontrasted to income it was second to their Little Nationrestaurant. Marty told him he rechecks his figures faithfully andhis figures show many. "So," she started as they entered the hallway, "weknow now that you like to wear women's clothes."Chad inwardly groaned."Now we just have cut through all this complicated crap."Andrea looked up and smiled when she saw Chad walking into the office. "Hi," she said cheerily. "Don't you look..." she stopped, searching forthe right word."Interesting?" Chad offered sarcastically.Andrea nodded. "Good word. Come on, I'll take you back." She led himonce again back to the office he was now very. He noticed the tightly shaped and curledhair set that was lacquered tight. And now he noticed the new earringsin his pierced ear lobes, those little white pearl studs in silversettings that adorned each ear now, and he also noticed the feminine,pink satin bow pinned tightly to the left side of his head. He lookedto Madge and then at the bed to see the full range of women's things,everything that would be needed to doll Timmy up from head to toe andfrom the skin out to really complete his. ”“Our alliances grew stronger. Trade routes were opened up. Agreements were signed. It really looked like we were about to welcome an age of peace and prosperity, an unbreakable alliance, if you will. I was just a kid then, born in those prosperous times, never knowing the struggles of war or famine like my ancestors had.”He had gradually gained a forlorn look on his face as he continued his tale as if he was remembering those carefree times. For a while, there was silence in the chamber, as no.