I am willing to set aside $259,200 to be paid out at $1,200 monthly over a period of eighteen years, taken from the $1,000,000 I want to offer Jimmy. ...hey can’t go back on this offer after they accept the first check, unless they refund any and all monies they may have received before they have a change of mind. I am sure we have to flex a few muscles before the brother sees that other people can be just as bad as this little group he runs with. And I would be willing to bet that the thoughts. She was pleased with my answer and we started on our way.We got only halfway when the road became very dangerous with water covering most of the road. I kept on going as I had to be in Melbourne on the following day. Now our journey took longer as I was driving slower, to ensure our safety. A journey that normal took one hour, now took two and as we drove into town the council workers were closing the roads. I saw a police officer and asked about the southern road. He told me that all roads. “Cyanide?” I mused, looking at the earring in my hand. He didn’t answer. “I’ll let you take it if you tell me who sent you.” I said. Again, he didn’t answer. “You think you can wait me out?” I asked, “Yavara saw what you did. She’ll tell Leveria, and the queen’s guard will be at my door in less than five minutes. Don’t make me give you to them alive. Even you don’t deserve that.” He just closed his eyes. I sighed, and waited for the sound of bootsteps on the cobblestones outside. LEVERIA The. Hiss at Ivana. Hiss at this hideous creature who replaced her. Hiss at the injustice of no fair trial back into her lover's heart. For deep down, she still clawed at the frayed thread of hope that all would be well; if only she could get some sleep.“Píča,” said the woman.“Oh, it's true. I've been a complete píča. How can I ever make it up to you?"The woman’s empty stare remained unchanged.“Please?"Still, nothing. Ivana nervously fidgeted in her seat, her eyes tracing a path from the.