" Oh thank you but we cant pay anything back. I don't have a job, and things are super tight at home. We will have to make due, I cant borrow your mon...y sir. Ummm, sorry, LR." Beth blurted as she got up to leave. "Now hold on Beth, I did not say anything about loaning you money. No, I am a business man, and I would like to let you earn that money free and clear. You do something for me, and we can get you all the cash you need for dinner sweetheart." Mr. Brown moved and shut and quietly locked. He asked for themicrophone and she handed it to him. Then, putting one boot across herdaughter's back and leaning on it, he asked her a question. "Jennifer,"he said, "Are you sorry for everything that you put your mother and Ithrough this last year?" Hepushed the microphone to her face. "Y-yeah,"she sniffed. "YesSIR," Harold corrected her. "YesSir," Jennifer answered. "Areyou going to do whatever we tell you, whenever we want to, from here onout?" He asked. Hegave her the mic again, but. I wanted to make sure it was ok with you before I made the decision." I know mom sent a letter to the bank every year with instructions in it because I had to mail it for her. She said it was her yearly instructions to the bank to follow the instructions she had set up before we left. Grandpa, I am really nervous about this because mom was always so mysterious about it. She wouldn't tell me much, even after she was in the last stages of her cancer. I just want to get the things from the box and. It was my first time away from the city and could not really differentiate what barn was meant for each type of animals. There were so many agricultural buildings and I could not really differentiate them. The first building I crossed path with was the hen-house. It was pretty self explanatory. The clucking noise was so intense it was almost deafening. It was a big building and I made a mental note to ask how many chickens were in there. I walked about a quarter miles further and saw a huge red.