So I pay the kid to do that and mainly that for me on the side. Well, he is a bio major,” said Owen.“Wow! And you’re telling me this now!” she...said.“No point in making a big deal out of it. It’s a shot in the dark and will likely never to come to anything, but one never knows. The kid reports to me monthly. Well, I do pay all his bills,” he said.“Well, like you said, one never knows,” she said. “And, you are paying his way then, the kid’s?”“Yes,” he said. “In due time, I might consider teaching. "Would you like some help with the little fucker?" he said and watched as she almost lost her balance as he startled her. On pure reflex, he reached out and grabbed her waist to prevent her from toppling over. Stepping closer, he pressed himself to her. He didn't care that he had a raging hard-on by now. "You scared me," she responded. "So I noticed." He had her pinned between the counter and his body, preventing her from turning around. He could feel her wiggling almost unnoticeably ,. Leroy, seeing the man start to act, dove between the gunman and Ed. The noise alerted Ed to the danger behind him and before the gunman was able to aim, Ed had kicked the broken leg. The gun went off once before the man passed out from the pain.It was only a couple of minutes from the beginning to the end when two of the three men were in handcuffs while the third was lying on the ground unable to move. It looked as if his back was broken. Ed was over by Leroy putting pressure on a bullet wound. The tallest trees and shrubs were maximum twenty foot high. ‘See those up there?’ she said pointing high above us in the air, ‘Turkey Vultures. You can tell by their feather fingers and two-toned wings.’ No fair she’s checking the sky too. I looked up, there were two birds just soaring in the air, not flapping their wings at all. ‘Check, Turkey Vultures.’ I said. I knew I had seen them before. I flipped open my Peterson guide and looked it up. Ugly birds, no feathers on their heads. ‘Some.