Who am I to question?"They sat at the end of the dock. From here, Jas could see the jumble oferratics that marked the location of the other house.If i... was still there."It is," Master Hoose said. "The fishing is good. They practically jumpinto your arms." He smiled.Jas watched as Master Hoose dropped the shard and the coin into thelake. Then he watched, equally mystified, as Master Hoose cast an emptyfishhook with a bobber out onto the brown water."Open the cooler, lass."Jas opened the. I hadn't slept much the past couple of days after Susan had left so abruptly, and then she'd cut the night before short by coming back—if you can call it that—and what with everything that had been happening I was seriously done in.Just as I was going off I worried suddenly about what if the hospital needed to reach me. But then I thought they had my cell number, too, I'd given it to them as part of the packet of paperwork they'd had me fill out, so when they couldn't reach me at home they'd. Just don't go over the ten dollars or therewill be consequences. Is that understood?"Tom understood quite clearly. If he went over the limit, she was capableof doing anything. It was obvious now that she would not hesitate at allto make his life miserable just to make a point. He would have to lookinto getting a daily or weekly pass if he could afford it; and if notthen he would have to hope that it would get him to and from work untilpayday. If not, then it looked as if Tom would have to walk. He looks to Andrew and Chris. “We won’t do anything you don’t want to, right guys?”Sarah wants to do something and at the same time she doesn’t. It’s not just fear from her brother. She isn’t so sure about doing anything with these guys. But she does have to admit that Cash’s hands do feel incredible. Her head rolls back, her eyes closes and a deep sensual groan escapes from her mouth.Chris and Andrew stare intently. Sarah starts to relax despite her apprehension. Her arms fall away to give all.