It's just the kind of person she is. She cares about people."She didn't know that I had money until after agreeing to marry me. I even talked about se...ling my truck for living expenses. She objected saying she would get a job and that that truck was too important to sell. She said that we would manage. Only later did I tell her that I had money. I have done quite well with Grandfather's trust assets."If you depend upon money for friends and life, it can be gone and the friends will go, too. If. The only people I could talk to about it was Tracy andCindy. Mainly since I wasn't sure what was going on with Tabitha. It was thesort of thing where you kind of had to be in the know to understand it."I saw you and Lee walking to fifth together," she said."That doesn't mean anything," I countered, trying to remain calm. "We'reboth in the same class after lunch. He was just being, uh, a gentleman."From the corner of my eye, I could see her smirk. "Maybe I should clarify. Isaw Lee and Pee-Jay. ”He stared at her for a moment before sternly replying, “NOT if you cannot be civil. Now, go upstairs.”She crossed her arms in defiance, “No.”He turned to his wife slowly squared his shoulders and in a soft but forceful voice said each word distinctly, “I will drag you up those stairs” stopping and pointing, “while you are kicking and screaming and lock you in our bedroom.”With a twinge of fear she said, “You wouldn’t dare!”Still using the same tone, “We don’t need this drama of yours. If you. He nodded pleasantly. “That’s standard procedure in the case where we are interviewing a minor, Mrs. Reaper.” He turned back to me. “You want your mom here, Mister Reaper?”“Yeah, sure. Call me Grim, everybody does.”He smiled at that. “Graham Reaper? Yeah, I guess people would.” He pulled out a small notebook and flipped it open. “Let’s get started then, shall we?” With that we went into a bunch of standard things, like my name, age, address, grade in school, and so forth. “Okay, that’s out of.