" We shook hands and Juan went on. "This is the candidate that Kathy said we might be interested in. Yeuhan just got his license last month, but he ha...n't been able to find a position." Is that a fact?" I could think of several positions I'd love to put the boy in. None of them had anything to do with his real estate license."He did very well on our internal application." Juan went on. "We did have a problem with the survey, but we were able to complete that over the phone."The "survey" was the. She made safe his valuable papers. She documented her children’s paternity indisputably, as only a modern woman can. But most importantly, she had the file. That surprising file she found in her husband’s hidden wall safe on the day he entered the King’s County Medical Center for the last time.On that day, she had burgled Tom McManus’s home office safe. It was a preemptive strike on her part, a step taken before she called the ambulance. She was not supposed to have the combination or know the. I knew I'd be leaving home, so if I wanted to have any fun at all while still living here, this would be the time. My aunt and uncle lived about an hour north of us. They didn't have any children, and owned a small house with a really big back-yard that was combined with their neighbors which made room for a nice pool. We had all been there before on a warm weekend and had really nice pool parties! I asked my parents if we could arrange a few days during the summer to visit. My mother called. She looked back at them, far more serious than any of them might have expected, daring them to judge."Anything we can do?" Briana asked, quietly."Don't ask me," she said, firmly. "Ask Marcus, he's still here..." I'm fine... " he muttered, easing himself away. He kept his gaze down on the floor, though. "I'm... I'm sorry, Bri. I didn't think about..." Hey... it's OK. I've been through too much shit to worry about who doesn't like that." They all looked, except Marcus, but none of them asked..