Whether it was to deposit it, or to cash the check, I really didn’t care.I gave John $1,300 in cash from the storage locker. I had thought about mov...ng the money to the bottom of one of my worm beds. I would be closer to it, but it would be even harder to get to it there. So I drove to the small storage locker in Jackson before the meeting. I had moved my gun safe, and the stash there the year before. I also had room for some other things. For instance I had my collection of old case files. I. I prefer that to Mr Moore. But he's the onethat turned me into a man in the first place." I'm just here to drop off your recommendation paper work." Just stickto task Alex, I remind myself. Keep up the denial. "I'm placing you on a24 hour assessment order. You cannot leave. Within that time you will beassessed by a Registered psychiatrist." Aren't you a psychiatrist? Doctor..?"You can call me Alex. But no, I'm a psychiatry registrar. I'm not aspecialist yet. It's my boss who gets to decide if. If he was honest this was stupid and he was probably just to obsessed with an outlandish idea anyways. Still everything else seemed to be far too specific to a summoning for him to not try it. With candles and incense lit and making sure curtains were closed tight, Sam jumped as his computer beeped. A check list appeared on the screen along with some questions. He had no robes so he stripped to just a large plain black t-shirt and nothing else. As soon as he was nearly naked a green check mark. I think it may be a while before we try to hold another party like that,” I say to Sammy.“Well, the chefs are ready for your next party,” Sammy tells me. I smile, because even though the party was a bit of a dud, Now knowing that the chefs are willing to come back in the future make me happy.The house was full of those wonderful BBQ ribs. Sammy made a salad for the ladies. I took a chair at the kitchen table. I just sat down and stared at the work that Bobby and Sammy were doing. It didn’t take.