" Clearing his throat, obviously having a hard time, he took a sip of his drink and continued, "We have a meeting scheduled for Tuesday. My lawyers' i...vestigators have discovered interesting things about Jill's doctor friend. We'll hit her with a proposal that will only last the length of the meeting. Full custody of Linda for me, sell the house and split the proceeds, split our savings, me pay off all the bills — which isn't much since I canceled our credit cards and went through the process. I mean talk about embarrassing.” “Yeah. He kinda seemed like a bit of an asshole, if you don’t mind me saying.” My eyes only left her big ass when she’d turn around to say something to me. The rest of the time I was picturing what kind of panties she was wearing. “No, I don’t, actually. Sometimes I think I could probably do better, but there are pretty limited choices when you live in these small towns. Thank you, by the way. For ringing the bell and getting me out of there.” “Sure,. Lois Barns was dubious when Brian asked her to draw up a lease. ‘You haven’t checked her references and you need the income from that empty apartment.’ ‘She showed me her bank statements. She’s willing to update the equipment.’ Lois took over, showed Henrietta the apartment, and took a check for the first and last month’s rent for the cafe, effective October 1, 2006. The employees were nervous. They didn’t believe Henrietta’s vow to retain them. Brian didn’t either, but he didn’t let it stop. " Jennifer said as she followed Donnie. "Unless you think I do."Donnie plopped down in an overstuffed chair. He started to answer, "No, uh..." but hesitated as Jennifer sat across from him on the couch. The towel she was wearing stayed together at the top, but split at the thigh as she sat down, exposing her hip and left side. Recovering from the distraction, Donnie continued, "I think you're probably okay."Jennifer saw where Donnie's eyes were looking. She held the corner of the towel firmly.