Then, as if taking her husband away hadn't been enough, Bush had to so mismanage the economy that she lost her job when her company went belly up. She...hadn't been there long enough to qualify for unemployment and Don's government check wasn't enough to pay the rent, pay utilities and buy food.And now this! She had returned from another fruitless day of job hunting and had found an eviction notice on the apartment door. She was already two months behind on the rent with no way of coming up with. The low mountains had a light blanket of snow under the trees and traffic seemed light for afternoon. Roger had stayed longer than he would have liked in Binghamton but he had to make sure that everything was taken care of before he resumed his travels.For a while it seemed like the area was sparsely populated but, as he got closer to Scranton the towns became closer together and as he neared Scranton he decided to stop and get something to eat before he started looking for a motel. It would be. And ... everyone came to their feet to begin clapping for the newlyweds.Before she knew it, every woman in the place seemed to be trying to hug her to death. None of the women even appeared to notice that she was not wearing a bra, but her mother did, of course.“I cannot believe...” Aiko began before Kei cut her off.“Get used to it, Mother. I am part of the Matthews clan now, and the women do not wear, or need to wear, bras unless we are going out. My husband does not like them, and I feel. . but I also knew that I was in enough of a legal pickle with my rampant semi-commercial construction in a strictly residential neighborhood that if I didn't become the next boss, then there was likely to be legal trouble that could interfere with my last full month of preparations. And the last thing that I needed right now was more trouble!On October 11th, our local JP Henricksen had by the slamming of his gavel, legally disbanded the old formerly all-powerful HOA, dissolved it's rules and.