Then three days off, only to come back and begin training for some other mission that might come their way.Jason Waters, the team leader, was having a...bit of a problem. He was having trouble with his feelings. He was, so far, doing a good job of hiding it. He had been in spec-ops for nearly fifteen years. For five before that, he had been a Marine ground pounder. He wasn't married (except to the corps) and had never found anyone that he felt could handle him. That was until a very young kid. Both G5s had landing gear that would have crumpled on landing. They also had tools taped to the intake shrouds.Our flight was a little bumpy from a lot of big cumulus clouds along a front coming through, but not so bad as to make it unpleasant. It was raining when we set down in Texarkana, and what made it worse was it was about forty degrees and windy. The wind chill was probably around thirty degrees and wet.We refueled and I told Brandy, "Since we're close, I'm going to stop over at. You can greet people just inside the door here, then send them on to the buffet along the wall. The bar is in the far corner. Xan agreed to tend bar for the party. During the week he works construction, but he is trying to learn about the restaurant." Why the sudden interest in the restaurant? I thought his job paid well." Grandfather and Grandmother both want to retire at the end of December. Mom and Dad will need at least one more person in the kitchen and they're promoting me to Dinning Room. "Also you will pay a fine of $10,000.00 to the court, payable within thirty days or it will be a violation of your parole."Ted and Debbie both froze when the amount of the fine was mentioned.Ted stood up and said, "Your honor, we can't pay such a fine, I've just started in my job and we haven't any savings. The bail money was only borrowed for a short while, I can't spend it on a fine."Judge Mauser's gaze never left Debbie as he quietly said, "Well that means a prison sentence for you my dear,.