I excused myself from the usher and took a seat toward the back.Candles and roses were on the platform. The appearance was beautifully perfect for a w...dding. The organist played soft music. It felt elegant.Not unexpectedly the wedding didn't start on time. It was fifteen after the hour when the prelude music started and the bride's and groom's attendants made their way down the aisle. The groom looked nervous and excited. They were reasonable emotions.There was pause and then the organist. She had the largest team of people to look after (about 25) which kept her extremely busy. Will ran the team and he knew how busy she was. He was careful not to overburden her and did as much as he could himself. He never used her to write letters or anything, just expenses and supporting the team. He never asked her to do personal things and stopped the team from doing so too. He was only too well aware of the younger team attitude to Jenny, although he disapproved of it, so he made sure. Bullshit, life is more like 'No Good Deed goes Unpunished.'Of course that was not my thought when a grungy biker looking guy approached me late one night as I was putting the nozzle away from a well-worn pick-up truck, after filling up with gas."Hey buddy, can you help a scrambler out?" he asked, looking aroundNow I could see why this guy thought I was biker. I had a skull and crossbones bandana wrapped around my head, which supported mirrored sunglasses. A scraggy beard matched the dark. I knowthat now. I'm so sorry!"Fiona let her cry herself out then explained to her, "I have to reportwhat you said and I'm going to get your uncle Reed to investigate. Thisis a serious issue, one that his office has to investigate. Your uncleOscar is involved and will have to work elsewhere until it's resolved,but you did him a favor by being truthful with me. I'll tell themexactly what you told me then hunt down the people who covered it up."Joy hugged Fiona who led Joy out then watched as she.