Pharmacists make a lot of money. It’s hard to believe he would need to do that.”“I agree, Ben. I suspect it’s more an issue of morality, or ...aybe I should say amorality. I was paying Paul a hundred and fifty thousand for a forty hour week, full family benefits, and a month of paid vacation. That should have been enough.”“That’s more than a senior associate with my firm makes and they work at least seventy hours a week. Let’s face it—no matter the profession some people are just sleaze. Presents were exchanged, family and friends visited, and by the end of the day, Don again felt himself exhausted.It wasn't until he woke up the following Saturday to a quiet house that Don realized he had nowhere he had to be that day. The morning air was crisp as he stepped out on to the deck with his cup of tea. The remnants of a Christmas snowfall still covered most of the ground behind Don's house. He smiled as he stared out into the distance."Merry Christmas, Jessie," he said quietly. "I'm. He saw what a mess she was, and agreed, reminding her to keep the doors open.The warm water quickly restored most of Niki’s energy, and as she washed away all traces of her potty games and the dog’s attentions, she took a moment to simply soak in the warm steam, enjoying the pounding of the water. Finally getting out, knowing that she was supposed to get Max some food, she began to dry off, stopping when Cooper came walking in, his snout in the air, smelling the odd scent of soap on his bitch.. When they got to the movie theater Clifford parked his truck in a disabled parking spot, shut down the truck's engine, and then he removed his seatbelt, opened the driver side door. Made his way to the truck bed and got his wheelchair out of the vehicle.Once he was safely in the wheelchair he went to the passenger side of his truck and opened the door for Amy. After locking up his vehicle they left they parking lot and went into the movie theatre picked out the movie that they wanted to.