Good bye, Blake.” Jessica hung up and sobbed.“Thanks for meeting me, Sue. After all these years, I know I can count on you for good advice,” Jes...ica said.“Of course, Jessica. You know I’m always here for you,” Sue McGrath responded, as she put her arm around Jessica in a light hug.“Right this way ladies,” the hostess said as she picked up two menus and led the pair to a table outside on the terrace.Once seated, Sue started, “So what’s new with you? It’s been almost a month since we last. She’d been blowing him for several minutes in the stairwell now, but she’d simply lost track of everything as her mind had raced through a powerful storm of memories. Her brow wrinkled involuntarily again as her thoughts skipped back to what she’d been so deep in concentration over. That day with Austin and Rebecca and Michelle and everything else. The emotional gut punches she had received from Rebecca had been severe, and the feelings of shame and guilt she’d had over Michelle and Austin had. That’s not to say I don’t take responsibility, too, as you knew there were things in me that made it hard to reach our true potential. We did reach it, though. Even if it remained just outside of our true grasp, it was always inside of us.I know this because when I closed my eyes captivating visions of our whole lives together cascaded in front of me. I had seen the way we stood on the precipice of everything real and tangible. I had seen the way you always held me, as I felt the warmth and. If there's one thing I remember about him... he loves money and women. How would you like it if we and perhaps a few partners owned this place? Treat the girls like they're supposed to be treated. Hire more bartenders. Hell, get Lance more help," I said."All that sounds good, but money..." This is where you come in, my dear. You're his favorite. Do your magic as only you can," I said.I looked at her in the eyes."Are you sure this is going to work?" Don't worry, baby. I got a plan," I said,.