"Well, what would you like it to be?" I asked seductively. "Well, I've always liked surprises," Rick replied, "so why don't you just bring it on." "...K," I said as I jumped up and scurried off to the kitchen. I rattled some pans around for a minute or two then stood by the door. "Are you ready for the next course?" “Ready as I will ever be,” he replied sounding a bit annoyed. "OK, close your eyes and I'll bring it right in." I dropped the robe to the floor with a quivering heart, and for a. You are hiring a black ops person to hide your shit, as much as to get your losses stopped, so don't fucking play clueless businessman with me." I turned and walked out. I expected him to be on the phone to Martin before I left the parking lot. I also didn't give a hoot in hell that he would.I climbed into the truck and saw Evans on the phone to god only knew who. I sure as hell didn't care, my mind was made up. I would never work for that man.I drove back to County Seat in the alloted two. Finally, after a third knock, she says, “Come in.”The door opens and in walks Kate. Her face is neutral and she doesn’t say anything until she is standing right next to her bed. “Can I sit?”Lucy looks at her. “Of course you can.”Kate gives her a quick smile and sits on the edge next to Lucy. “Don’t beat yourself up over this.”Lucy looks up at her, grabbing Kate’s eyes with hers. “This must be why I hid the information.”“I can help you, but only if you only let me in,” Kate says, scooping Lucy’s. The thing was I knew my client was guilty of all the crimes that were pinned against. The guy was a homicidal maniac who went and shot up a bank, killing seven people, then stole a car after the shooting, and to top it off, the guy engaged in a high speed chase with the cops. I got cocky and took this guy’s case. I had no idea how far over my head was on the first day of court. I got desperate as the prosecutor absolutely crushed myself and my client with all the evidence. I knew a plea of.