. I think I agree with everyone here. The risk is worth it.”Jada paused and thought silently to herself, “Assuming, of course, that the volunteers...have no qualms about this.” She said out loud, “Tom and Charles, you two in particular will be risking your lives at the point position. Are you okay with this?”The two men looked at each other and grinned after a second of eye contact. Then Charles turned to Jada and said, “Very okay. Consider this one of the steps on our path to redemption.”Jada. What did you do to me?”“I hit a nerve. The first time I got hit there I thought I was going die. It really hurts.”“Yes, it does.”“It does tend to end hostilities,” Danny said. “Here’s the library.”Danny maneuvered Chuck into a chair. Mrs. Holmsteader looked over at Danny. It was one of those looks demanding an explanation.“Chuck is helping me with a homework project.”“Why does Chuck look like someone just hit him on the suprascapular nerve?”“You’ve seen that look before?”“Yes.”“Oh.”“Now what. The conversation had bounced around from one topic to another so quickly he was having trouble following."And he told her we could do the picture for $40,000 or less, didn't he?" Rachelle continued."Less," Adam answered."Which is exactly what you projected," Rachelle maintained. "So, here is what I'm thinking. If we do 'Dragon Lore' for $30,000, we will make a profit in two days." Ben says it will take about 20 hours," Adam replied. "He said we could sell it for 50 cents and still turn a profit. I'll be spending most of the day tomorrow with the lawyer and accounts going over the inventory."I better not tell Vickie about the car it would require too much explaining since I never told her about why I never returned to Savannah."That's kind of overwhelming Jamie. I'm happy for you but just remember all this time with the lawyer and accountants is not free. They are charging the time to the estate. So don't lollygag. Just a word to the wise. I've had clients who were upset that I billed.