Initially, you invest the money in whatever you think is wise and you take a fair fee as the money manager or, if you prefer, have someone from your f...rm act as the manager. For my part, I will do my best to educate myself on the finance world and, when I feel better able to make investment choices, I will consult with you."John frowned, shaking his head. "I don't have an issue investing the money for you, but I wouldn't dream of taking a fee for the work. You are family now!"Kat shook her. With shock I could only stare at my tent vanishing into the dark abyss above. It was so dark, and the rain so heavy, that I lost sight of it almost at once. With it vanished all hopes of weathering the storm. As rain slowly seeped through my clothing, I realized for the first time in my life that I was in real peril. I couldn't see my hand in front of me, and much of my equipment had blown away with the tent, spread out across the hillside like sand. If I couldn’t find shelter, I would soon. Dad would always speak as we passed -‘hullaw there jessie…ah’v goat 2 we’ans wi’ me the day -ye mibbe cannae see frae up there,hen’ ‘ah see fine, Joe – are ye gettin’ them scalped again or jist a wee trim, a wee tidy up an’ that?’ ‘Tony Curtis if they’re guid an’ Yul Brinner if they’re no’ They said practically the same thing every month.. The lights of the salon could be seen behind a glazed double door with frosted and etched glass,keeping its’ secrets to the last second – and it wasn’t. Richard looked dumbfounded. He didn’t know what was going on, not really.“Melissa - alla I ddim aros yn hwy - gadewch I ni adael bwyd hwn a mynd,” with that Emma dropped the goods onto the nearest shelf and started to leave.“What are you two saying about me?” Interjected Richard.Emma shot me a glance as she left the supermarket, “Chrafangia ef.”I turned back to Richard, “We aren’t saying anything about you, honest. It’s just that...”“Just, what?”“Look, Richard, you need to come with us – she.