I owed her one." Alright. I'm in. Paul, I'm making you my representative on this. You'll be working with these two. Gentlemen, Paul's your goto for th...s sale. You need anything call him." He looked at his watch then pulled out his wallet. "I've got to run." He dropped a hundred on the table. "Next time you want to steal my money, John, at least pay for lunch afterward." He laughed. We all shook hands and he left.I gave the bill to Sean. "Here. I promised you a bonus, right?"He took it, but. "Thanks, for all yourhelp, I guess I'll see you in six months?" She nodded and turned back toher work just as I heard a car-horn from outside."That'll be your ride. See you in six months Miss Liston."I walked to the door, knowing that once I was out there I was going gobe going home to Peggy Liston's life. I silently pleaded for someone tostop me, to change something..."Miss Liston, wait!" The receptionist's voice stopped me in my tracksand I turned with a hopeful expression. "You should put. I steadied a CD case on my knees anddumped some powder out. We drew lines and each did a few."I'm cold," I said. Ryan told me to shield the coke, started the caragain and angled the heat to my feet where I like it. He kept all thelights off."So, what's the craziest thing you've ever done?" he asked."I don't know," I said. "I'm not trying to be difficult. That's a hardquestion to answer." I'm guessing you've been with multiple guys before because you lookedpretty comfortable at the shoot.". Anyway, will Vicky’s place be okay, since we can walk there?”“Sure, but if you want, we can use my car. I know it’s rubbish but...”“I’m not bothered one way for the other.”“Me either really. Okay, come and get me at twelve and we’ll go to your sister’s. I liked the food there anyway. Then we can just hang out at your place this afternoon.”“Okay. See you later.”I passed Lisa’s house on the way into town, so it wasn’t as if I had to go out of my way. Still, I’d be glad when I picked up the car..