But at the end of the first week, Abbie tells him she still has the majority of the money left, so Tim switches to funding Abbie this much when she le...s him know she needs it.A large portion of Abbie’s former spending was purchasing all her meals from restaurants and to-go places. Now with Tim, that is replaced with breakfast and dinner at home. Along with most days, the two taking leftovers or sandwiches for lunch. This changes Tim’s lunches also. No more plain sandwiches and a piece of. “Not a thing, do you have a real salesman working,” I asked.“I am a real salesman,” he insisted.“And I’m a real customer walking out the door,” I said turning to leave.“Wait,” he demanded. “Lucy come here.”Lucy showed me to a bed. It was the right size and I wasn’t in shock from the price. Lucy clinched the sale when she agreed to have it delivered and installed on Monday.It still meant that when Mica came over that Saturday morning things would not have changed much. I didn’t even look for a. You’ll just have to go fishing, like you said.”“I don’t even have a pole,” he said helplessly.“Then you’ll have to use mine,” she said.“You have a fishing pole?” he asked, incredulous.“I have two!” She grinned. “And I ... am going to teach you how to fish!”There was a creek not far away. It was, in fact, Foster’s creek, the same creek that Johnnie Sue, Jesse, and Luthor were, at the moment, skinny dipping in. The three had arranged to go fishing too, and were in the process of getting the more. After all, she was the only one Nanci cared about; it was truly the only one the bastard could use against her... yes. She only had to make it through the day.She stood up and headed for the washrooms.She walked straight, a fake smile in her face to mark her fear. Did not look at anyone in the eye and she exited the room. Twice she looked behind her, expecting for Randy to follow her out of the office... nobody came after her. Nanci let out a sigh of relief.She entered the brightly lit washroom.