" She looked like she wanted to ask something but was holding her tongue.Elaine wasn't in the mood to indulge her. Besides, Gary was waiting. "Okay," ...he said, barely politely. "See you later." Elaine turned back to the computer as Kendra closed her door. Ugh, she thought. I should chase her and find out what's up. Sighing, she typed, "One moment please, Sir." Sure," Gary replied.Elaine hopped up from her computer chair and headed for the lounge room. Kendra was just leaving and they almost ran. I don't want you to die.' So Fred got up, followed the voice in his head and walked out of the wasteland." He was crazy." AJ announced between slurps of water.I smiled at my son. "A lot of people thought that too, so Whoosh! Fred was flown away and put in a hospital built just for crazy people. There he met a very pretty, very sad Otter girl. Now, normally, Otters are very happy, playful people who spend all their time splashing in rivers and oceans. But this particular Otter girl, she wasn't. I had to do something.That night I laid in bed, staring at the ceiling, thinking. Then I experienced an epiphany. Someone had said once that if you turn your play into work, you'll never have to work a day in your life. I knew just what to do for her. One problem solved; now I only had one more to work on. That one would take a little more soul searching and was a lot more unpredictable.At breakfast, on the morning of her birthday, I asked her,"How does it feel to be eighteen?"I got the. .and I will, because this is not a very large resort, I will...correct you, you keep your job AND your money and we all move on, as if nothing has happened...I have prepared this addition to our verbal agreement…As Diana put the four glasses on the table I put one “contract” in front of each. It simply said that I promised not to fire any of them, if they let me take appropriate action if needed. If they wanted to resign, they would have to pay a fine of 1000 dollars in cash and find a suitable.