"Heather?" An orange juice if you have it" she added to the order."I'll be right back with the both of them" April told them before walking back to th... front.They sat down at a set of seats and buckled the seatbelts. Heather looked over at Brian who was turning on his laptop. She said casually "Wow, April is gorgeous Brian, I'm surprised you're not drooling." She's got nothing on you dear" he replied as he looked up at her with a smile. "You are the most beautiful woman I have ever seen my. It wasn’t as fast but it did take us where we ... read Jim ... wanted to go prospecting.We went regularly. So did a great many others ... much to our dismay. Gold prices soared. What was once thirty five dollars an ounce had risen to two thousand an ounce. There were people camping at our favorite places. Our diggings were invaded. If one could drive to the site there were people there.I turned 27 ... Just Abbie was twenty. I sent her off to racing school. It wasn’t that I didn’t appreciate her. My reply to them was always "oh really" or "yeah right, I highly doubt that". Well growing in a small Texas town, harboring these types of thoughts would have made me a outcast in a way. Well as the school year went on, October rolled around, not just because my birthday was in that month, but halloween was just around the corner. Halloween was my favorite time of the year, for day out the year I could forget whom I was, and pretend to be someone else completely different. As I got home from. "Ah, I don't know, maybe nine years ago?" said Sinclair."Time does funny things to our memories, Adam. I think you'll find it was closer to twelve years ago. When was the last time you met me?" asked Kenny."Ah, I guess twelve years ago then, because that's the only time we've met," Sinclair replied."Oh. Didn't you say that you've been laundering money for me over the past six years, Adam?" Yes, I have, but I haven't actually met you while I've been doing that." I'm sorry? What do you mean? How.