You'll have to ask William if you want to know about the future. He's better at that than I am," Ed answered with a light laugh.His words didn't comfo...t her despite knowing that he was probably right. She said, "I'm worried for Tim."Ed put his arms around her and hugged her tightly. In a comforting voice, he said, "Don't worry. William will make sure that all turns out for the best. He's good at that."She felt the strength in the man even as her hands ran over the scars on his back. She. Hurry "cuz this here is salmon season and it might fill up right quick."They hustled the girls from the car and headed across the highway to the lodge. The fellow running the place looked exactly like someone who had run a fishing lodge for his entire life: red flannel shirt, red hat, and well used rubber boots with a weather beaten face.Mike said, "We need a couple of rooms."The fellow shook his head. "Sorry, this is our busy season. Normally I wouldn't have nothin, but a guy cancelled this. Breathing hard, Cindy did the final count of herdrawer to balance out for the day. She glanced up tosee the black Camaro still in the parking lot. It wastoo late to call her girlfriend but she knew wherethere were to meet and she’d just meet them there,telling them she managed to skip out on the bankemployees. Then, as the fellow tellers were headed tothe door, she nervously followed them to theemployee’s portion of the lot.As the other tellers pulled out of the parking lot,Cindy. They couldn’t give me the moral support that I really needed to succeed in college but helped financially They thought college is for the high and mighty not the working class In my parents’ mind they will always be working class even though they were self made millionaires. I was out in the wilderness by myself trying to navigate the perils of college life. It was bad enough that no one in my family thought I could do something with my life, but my coworkers and supervisor were also not.