That would mean babies and more money to disburse to more people over the years.Lynn was paid a flat salary to manage the fund and make sure it would ...emain solvent in perpetuity or at least as long as she was the manager.“So, are the people getting the money locals?”“You mean in Boise?”“Uh-huh.”“Yes, but I can’t tell you more. It is one of the few hard and fast rules of my position.”“Ok. So all you do is sit around all day and look for places to spend money? Cool!”“I have a small amount of the. I’ll put things away and be right home. Sorry.” He shut down the computer after deleting the history and locked his office as he was leaving.A month passed and Willard got a company e-mail. His mood immediately changed to despair and he put his head down on his desk. ‘What am I going to do?’ Willard thought. “You OK boss?” he heard. He looked up at Jerome and said, “I’m doomed.” He handed the e-mail to Jerome. Jerome read, ‘The company fourth of July picnic is scheduled in Woodland. I was, I thought, circumspect in my inspection as the church location seemed to eschew lewd thoughts.When I shivered again, a look of concern crossed her face, and she insisted I come in to dry off. She told me to just leave my bike where it was. I followed her, the minister’s housekeeper as it turned out, through the small chapel, my bike shoe cleats echoing in the empty stone room, and out the back to the adjoining rectory. The small quarters were neat, if a little on the small side. I. I no longer felt like running, or pissing myself. Until she emerged from the dressing room and headed directly for our table. She wore a short, red silk robe and her hair was no longer pulled back but hanging in soft curls about her face and shoulders. She stared at me as she walked, never breaking eye contact. I began to panic again, my face grew hot and I started to sweat; my heart beat faster with every step she took. I was ready to pass out by the time she reached our table. I sat paralyzed.