Ethan spoke up, staring over at the still figure on the bed. "You three need to take this out of here," he said, holding open the curtain."I figured a... much," Worth grumbled, ignoring Ethan and pulling his hands from behind his back. Jenna took a step back as she saw what was in his hand, her eyes going from confrontational to wary in that single step."Whoa, Worth," she said, her hand coming up. "Just because we have problems dealing with each other doesn't mean there is any reason for. I've already started investing in the stocks I can remember. I've got a ten year wait until the next one comes along; but when it does it will be the best one because of all the stock splits. The company is going to be called The Home Depot. It's going to drive most of the companies that are now in the do it yourself home improvement industry out of business; that includes a lot of mom and pop hardware stores like yours." When will that happen?" I don't know; the company will be based in. I declined." Candy finished filling me in."Where was Paul's mom?" I suddenly remembered to ask."She died two years ago. Paul's dad now lives his life through Paul." Candy replied."What is THAT supposed to mean?" I had to ask."They do everything together," Candy answered, then added, "Well, everyhing except..." I get it!" I said, cutting her off, but Paul's father sounded like someone worth meeting, if only I could get some background on him from Candy.I mean, "What the hell?" If Candy's dating. Timothy walked the perimeter of the park three times, tossed his unread newspaper and uneaten lunch into a nearby trashcan, and went back to the store. The regular routine of dusting, arranging, and cleaning, plus a few customers who came into the store in the afternoon kept him busy. On the way home, he stopped at the health club Mark had mentioned. After explaining he was visiting his brother, the manager gave him a visitor's pass, showed him how to use a treadmill, and found a swimsuit for.