”In the days before the bank collapse, people budgeted a couple hundred dollars on groceries for the month. Working for Betsy for a month, they woul... be getting a couple hundred dollars worth of groceries.“With nobody paying rent or a mortgage any more, and just about every other bill that would have shown up in the mail, gone; that little bit of food, is about the same as the wage they would have earned back then. Nobody may realize it, yet, but everyone is basically debt free.”“Now that you. Mrs Morris had an educated nose.“Oh my god...” A sip. “That’s possibly the best brandy I ever tasted.” She ruminated... “Hennessy...” she looked at the bottle. “Richard ... that’s eight thousand a bottle.”I almost dropped it. When I finally stopped coughing, I said, rather lamely, “Daddy likes it. Buys it by the shipper.”A case is 6 bottles ... a shipper is six cases.“The shipper?” Mrs Morris said, “David buys brandy by the shipper ... three hundred thousand at one go?”I said, “That much? I. Nicole massaged the little girl’s tight ass, then, she ran her finger over the girl’s clit. April jumped, and I could feel her teeth clenching around my throbbing cock, making me jump in response. “Take it easy!” I warned. Nicole changed tactics. She directed April to take my place on Mr. Stump, as she removed her own shorts. As April settled into place, Nicole walked around to where April’s head rested, and to my surprise, leaned over and planted a big kiss square on April’s mouth. I didn’t. Nate gestured, and the fidgeting stopped as they prepared to move.With all of the rooms and passages behind us explored and soldiers guarding them, we could be fairly certain the Architect and his darkspawn – and, apparently, the ghoul Utha – were somewhere in front of us, but we had no way of knowing exactly what we would be walking into. We couldn’t guess at numbers, had no way of knowing what traps –magical or not – the Architect might have arranged, or even how deep these tunnels went. For.