.Banker Man looked out over the city -- his city. Below, the little people went about their daily lives, unaware of the dangers, the terrors that Bank...r Man kept at bay.Banker Man took another puff of his cigarette. Bob Perkins felt like a superhero watching over the city from the roof of his work building. The wind whistled by, carrying the nicotine-laced smoke from his breath, scattering it like his dreams had when he started this job; no, this career. He had been at it for over 8 years. She still carried a lot of guilt around trying to kill him like she did on a whim.Having been around him for the time that she had, she could see a lot of good quality she would have deprived others of seeing if she had killed him. He was very passionate about everything he did, including protecting his friends."Will the boy be safe with that family you left him with yesterday?" asked Terrance offhandedly. "No one will bother him there will they? He was pretty scared earlier." I can't believe. And the women, though rarely rulers, had a much more equal footing. Many became warriors. And they slept around as much as the men did, with both sexes."Both Lindy and I chuckled. "Sounds like your ideal society," Lindy said.Nick chuckled as well. "I may have had my influences from my time there centuries before. Not just in the sexual freedom, but in the importance of the Druids. I made quite a mark, and gained significant respect and almost equal footing with the kings as a priest and. (It starred Kiefer Sutherland and Jamie Gertz, you remember). Unfortunately, Buck was taken suddenly ill and we had to rush him to the emergency room. I thought at first that it might be something he ate but the doctors say not. They've called in a specialist from Carson City, Nevada (Dr. Bruno Tiresias). I'll write to you as soon as I know more. Buck is much too weak to write but sends his love.Jenny Summers April 21 Dear Frank & Doris, I.