I was making sixty thousand a year. Two hundred thousand more seemed like a dream. When the trust terminated, Denise, the three children and I would h...ve a million in cash each. It was mind- boggling."The reason for the trust, Dan, is to provide a good life style for my children and their mother. I wouldn't bring a child into the world and not provide for them financially. Denise would continue to work here until she became pregnant with the first child. After that, her responsibility would be. During the drive she talked about her classes and her finals and going home and how boring it was going to be after living in the city for six months. She told me more about her family, and I told her a bit about mine, though I was purposefully vague on a number of things, since I didn’t want to get into a discussion about my home life or my mom.When we arrived at Bucktown Bistro, I handed the keys to the valet. I recognized him, and he me, but he simply acknowledged me with a nod. So far, so. "Yes, I'm sorry I bit you. Oh, I'm so sorry. I swore to myself that I would never do that. I..." Shhh Amy. Don't condemn yourself," Sam interrupted. "You needed me and what I had to offer. I'm just glad I was able to help and if it meant giving, you blood, then so be it. I'd do it again if need be. I know that I am going to be fine. In fact I feel stronger already." Sam, you saved me. I would have never survived if not for you. I'll be forever in your debt..."Sam interrupted again, "I don't. . let’s see,” Seth said as he held his fingertips over the few that were left. “Which one’s lucky ... which one’s lucky? This one right here.” Having made his decision, he snatched one up and held it close. “Now, everybody open them and we’ll read them in the same order.”They all peeled off the wrappers and broke the cookies open, revealing the fortune inside.“Dani, you’re first.”“Okay. It says ... oh, I think I’ve got yours, Seth. It says, ‘You’re ugly and your mother dresses you funny.’”“Very.