The wrap-around, black leather couch. The entertainment center holding a large flat screen TV and a PlayStation. The dull grayness of the walls. The l...nen closet in the far corner. Her thoughts swirled with her moving vision before coming to a stop on the target in front of her. She looked at the boy sitting casually on the couch across from where she was standing. He had a controller in his hand and a black hat covering his short-cropped hair. A black t-shirt and pair of maroon gym shorts hung. Telling Toby that Lon was at his house trying to make his mother wasn't on Rick's preferred list of revelations.Toby nodded. "You can call Candace..." Yeah."Toby grimaced; he and Rick apparently shared an opinion of Lon's meddlesome mother. "Yeah, I know -- nice bod, but why couldn't she be a blonde or have a frontal lobotomy?"Rick grinned. "Yeah. Or both, although being blonde probably would be enough..."Toby chuckled. "Too bad her bleach job doesn't lower her IQ."They were both giggling at. “All I can say is that there are a lot of honest people left in this world who won’t take money to perform criminal acts.”“That’s good to know,” Phil said.“A lot of companies should remember that. The days of big companies doing whatever they want are over,” Dexter said.“I will admit that there has been a major change in corporate ethics,” Phil said.Dexter said, “We’ve got six executives out on bail because of this. There are a lot more in greater legal trouble than that, in other cases; cases. Wouldn't it be nice if you could be the one writing the rules for once? Now you can. This is the Rulebook. Simply put the name of an organization and write your rules. Any rule you can think of will be followed by everyone in that organization.You can write Old Rules and New Rules. People will treat Old Rules casually, like they've been around forever. The world will even change to accommodate Old Rules as you write them. On the other hand, New Rules only go into effect once you've written them.