But her testimony had already spoken to all the questions he had for her. He'd expected her to hedge, and to say she was afraid for her life or some s...ch nonsense. Instead, her confession in person was even better than her confession on tape. All he could think of to do was hammer home the salient points of the law. He went and picked up the plastic bag with the lighter in it."Is this your cigarette lighter?" he asked. He tried to hand it to her, so the jury would see it in her hand, but she. His legshurt from squatting on the tree limb, and he felt as if he would fallto the ground any minute. Reaching over, he stroked his friend'shead, and then moved to climb down from the tree. At first itlooked as if his friend would follow him, but after a warning fromhis mother, and a grunt from what looked to be the "boss"monkey, his friend sat still. The monkeys began to stare at the boyagain. A few chattered at him, seemingly in warning, not to climbdown to the ground. Jimmy could not obey. "No, not really. It's your house, Darlin'. The beach house in Hilton Head is better for me because the boat is right there on the ocean, not a river. But if you want to keep the house..."Jules ventured, "Actually, AJ, I was thinking of giving Crash a chance to take over the Mortagage." She twirled a lock of his chest hair around her fingers while waiting for a reaction."Crash?" AJ asked, intrigued."Yes. I was thinking earlier about what made me buy the house. When I bought it I was in need of a. "You cannot move sweety. Nor can you escape." Fear shook me fully awake! I tried to turn my head? Nothing?My lips started to move nothing came out. "Honey don't try to speak. You cannot, last night you were the one who got drunkest, so you won." I was not that sure what I won if I wanted the prize? I was so affraid! If Icould have moved or look around? I thought of escape and noting else. I was going to get out of this, then I will never drink again! Never!!!She smiled, unnervingly. As if she.