None of you. If we go together, and things go bad, there will be no one alive to keep the ranch going and look after our family. Sabrina, Henri, and P...ris all need you. You’re the glue that holds this family together. Please don’t fight me on this.”Tears welled again. She looked like she was going to argue but nodded. “I know. I just wish I could go along. I want you to promise me something. If you get to Kramer first, take my shotgun and shoot his balls off. Give him a minute to think what his. Dottie decided this would be a good opportunity to visit with the woman and rose to meet her at the Catamaran.Nicole had already left the boat and was coming up the path when Dottie got to the head of it. She smiled and said, "Good morning. I saw you talking to Carl yesterday. Did you come back to see him or is there something I could do for you?"Nicole blushed faintly and said, "Oh, I hope I didn't upset you. I'm afraid I lost my temper and said some things I shouldn't have said. I was hoping. Victoria shouted and grabbed my wrist, pulling me back to stop me. I turned to see her face drop into her hands, shoulders stooped and weeping. I couldn’t stand there watching her cry. I couldn’t. I pulled her to her feet. She looked at me with confusion in her wrinkled brow and narrowed eyes, in the impossible twilight of the storm. I crushed her body against mine in a solid hug as the elements shrieked and swirled around us. I clutched her hand tight in mine and dragged her to the nearest. "A red head. It would have been it the last few minutes. She was with us but disappeared."I looked down and saw this drunken woman on my floor almost laughing. The way she was sitting with her knees up showed me her thin white panties. Holy shit, did she know I could see everything? Did she care?"Sir, no woman came in here but there was a red haired woman across the street a minute ago getting into a black Buick. She looked pretty inebriated; she had on a black skirt and white blouse. Could.