Why do you ask?" he asked"I like to know where I am." Tony replied."Hm, fair enough. Looking for the stables are you?" he asked nodding to the saddle ...erched on Tony's shoulder."Yes, I am actually. Could you tell me where they are?" he replied"Yes, there down past the store, last place before you leave town. You going there now or you going to eat first?" he enquired"I'll eat first. Tell me; is it always this cold? I'm frightened to piss outside in case it freezes off." Tony told him.The man. .. so many men."I think it's a wee bit more than that," Laura said. "You told me thatyou were finally going to say who you wanted to take back up to yourclaim, as soon as you were free.Jane smiled at the thought of being able to go back to her claim."Well, there is that." She looked around. "Trouble is, they ain't allhere yet." No, but ye ain't a free woman yet, neither," Shamus said. "Say,there's Milt Quinlan coming in. Did ye invite him to yuir littleshindig, too?" I did," Jane answered.. I didn’t see them anymore, but I still considered them friends. Finding her friends and then finding out who they were was going to be a necessity for me.‭I went from bored with nothing to do, to saving endangered cranes, and doing a background check on Maurine. If she found out, she would dump me in a second. It would probably be the best thing if she did. It would for sure make my life simple again. That however was a boring life as well. I hated boredom more than making mistakes.‭The first. ”Gill took the proffered form and flicked through it.“What is this going to cost?” she asked.“It depends on how much attention I have to give John. Normally a full treatment costs between fifty and a hundred thousand.”Gill gasped.“I know that it seems a lot, but just think; when it is finished you will have the man that you defined here and if you decide to part ways from him during therapy the cost is reduced to a monthly charge to cover the costs of institutionalising him.”Maxine’s red nail.