The chair toppled backwards making a loud crash as it hit the ground. I screamed. ‘Shut up!’ Sam screamed at me. I instantly grew silent. Chance w...iggled in the chair and lifted his head glaring at Sam even though his eyes were starting to swell and turn a disgusting blue-black color and his nose drained blood. Sam looked at him curiously for a moment and then grinned. ‘You’ve got guts I’ll give you that much old boy.’ He clapped Chance on the shoulder. And lifted the chair back up sitting it. I sat chatting to the barman and told him I was expecting a female friend shortly and wanted him to look after our drinks and ensure he had some champagne on ice ready for us. Right on the dot of 7pm in walked the most stunning young lady I had seen in long time, dressed in a beautiful black cocktail dress, which finished just above her knee, but had a further split on one side which revealed more leg as she walked. I couldn’t believe my luck when I realised that this was Donna, her pictures. " Anything for you Annie," he said with a smile on his face. He gave me a look that said, 'you better not hurt Annie', but acted nice enough.Her place was really nice and exceptionally clean. It was two steps up to the porch and then into the house. I looked around; the place was immaculate. "Annie, I know it's none of my business but are you rich?" Since my parents were wealthy I grew up having many of the finer things in life and never worried about money till I married Julie and had to make. During all the confusion, Kansas Jack jumped through an open window and managed to escape.Well, we were sure going to try for that reward. Each one of us moseyed up to the bar where Kansas Jack was standing with his shot of whiskey. We waited for him to finish the whiskey before we each stuck a gun muzzle into his back over a kidney. Bob said, "OK, Kansas Jack, we got ya covered. Surrender easy-like, and ya won't git shot. Just raise yer hands an' back away from the bar." Don't shoot! Y'all got.