The light wasn't good, but Dog came along to be sure I didn't fall off the running trail. I appreciated his company more than I would have Osborn. Dog...didn't insist on talking about 'things'.About half way through the five mile run, I just stopped running. I walked to finished the course. I tried to process that I was fucking rich. Not just a little rich, I was really fucking rich. I was rich enough that I never had to work again. Or if I wanted to work, I could do anything I wanted. I could. "Hello Detective." He held out his hand warily.Jenna took it, amazed that she hadn't remembered just how good looking he was. Or maybe she had and that was why she had been so nervous about coming here."Doctor."Her hand seemed small and almost childlike in his. And even dressed in jeans and a tee shirt, a light jacket concealing the gun he knew she wore, she still looked too young for the responsibility he knew she carried on her slim shoulders. And beautiful, too. He found himself staring into. Black eyeliner wenton the upper lids, then using a black pencil I traced under each eye,outlining my eyes. I hope this is right. I saw my mom has a few fashionmagazines on the vanity so I tried to match the girls' faces I saw inthem. I added a little bit of a very light pink blush then put on somelight pink lipstick. It was just enough to let it be known I was wearingsomething on my lips. I got to say, at this point, I didn't look too bad.Good really. Better then good. But my mom....I'm not. He presented Doug with some papers in which he listed what he thought were the major items along with the estimated cost of those items.Doug looked at these papers and made some comments to Tom. “Medical malpractice insurance costs that much?”“Yes, and it is probably one of the primary reasons Doctor’s Office visits are so expensive besides salaries. Because of the prospect of litigation most Doctors practice defensive medicine which means ordering some tests which may not be necessary but they.