Even if they do come down to $100,000, Ms. Delahey will be lucky to see half of it. I've confirmed that the wait to get a civil case of this type on t...e docket in Ontario is twenty-seven months. That's more money spent that the plaintiff can't recover. I'm sure they'll eventually find what we are willing to accept. In the meantime, I haven't had to do very much work on this file, so the costs aren't running amok. I'll keep the pain as small as possible." Thank you, Aaron. There's nothing good. Theysat down on the bench and stared out at the moonlightstarry sky. He leaned over and kissed her. She stared athim for a second after before he took out and lit up thespliff. She looked at it nervously (one of the questionshad revealed she hadn’t done any drugs).“Is that weed?” she whispered. He nodded. He passed it over and together they shared ituntil it and the remaining vodka was gone. She wasleaning her head on his shoulder with her knees pulledup, still though her. He was going to have to move town. He couldn’t go to the same secondary school as me. I cried my fucking eyes out to my parents. I was going to lose my best friend. I would never see him again. Sure, I had other friends, but none of them were Wes. It wasn’t the same. They didn’t understand. They had to do something. And they did. They did something amazing. They decided to adopt him. My dad went through foster homes when he was a kid. He had a soft spot. I don’t think my mum needed any. ’ ‘I didn’t,’ Dani admitted. ‘She refused to meet me. She didn’t want Ben to have anything to do with me, which is one reason for thinking she’s a bitch. Then there’s the fact that she left Ben for another guy while she was pregnant with Sean, and she left Sean so she could go party.’ ‘So whatare we going to do?’ Jason asked. ‘What can we do? Rebecca and Pete are Sean’s grandparents, they have a right to see him. And I don’t know what, if any, visitation rights were given to Julie when Ben got.