‘What do you mean impossible?’ ‘The money you gave me is long gone, long gone,’ he said looking at Michael. ‘I spent all of that and more on...attorney fees, court costs, registration fees, patent fees, copyright registration, and all of that other legal mumbo jumbo that goes along with the protection of my legal rights that is required under the Securities and Exchange Commission with the intent of a First Public Offering.’ ‘First Public Offering? Ralphie, I trusted you with my money, and now,. .. well, a year my junior, we'd grown up together; Sally had been my neighbour from across the street as far back as I could ever remember. As had her deceased husband Bill Parsons. But Bill didn't live across the street; he lived in the house next door to mine, on the north side of my parents place. Bill and I had been best buddies -- as some folks call it – since the year dot.As we had all grown-up together, it had become patently obvious, remarkably early on, that Sally and Bill were one day. There were segments of cabbage like big orange slices, andjust leaves too. I picked up a couple of leaves of it - it was warm,but not too hot, and put some corned beef in the middle, then rolled itup into a tube shape. It smelled so good, I could hardly wait, and Iwas starving now.Monique looked at me, and pointed down at her pussy, and said "Ready?" -and I was indeed ready.I held it down by her pussy and was about to push it in when Moniquesaid "Wait, this is a lunch date, we are treating. ‘Where are we?’ she asked, trying to squint through the dark. ‘Come look,’ Will said, pulling her back outside and down the porch so that she could see the front of what looked like an abandoned ware-house. There was a large sign that said Lonnie’s. Tears stung Logan’s eyes. She was going to name her baby Alana and call her Lonnie for short as a cute nick-name. ‘Will…’ she said, turning and holding onto him with a surprising ferocity. He just held her close as she let the tears fall. ‘Thank.