Her concern was put to rest when he let out more of his crazy grunts and groans, some sounding like he was trying to say, Yeah. She never thought shed...be the type to be turned on by noises, but she was. Rocking back and forth on him furiously, she still had his tie in her hand, she slightly pulled it upwards, Please, She begged in a baby tone, Make more noise, for me, please make sounds. Let me know you like it! It was almost painful how much she loved him grunting like an animal, she started. We have our own investigators. The work you're doing is direct meddling which gives the opposition even more firing power especially if they bring a jury in on this. You've been told all of this before. How could you be so stupid?"Camberley was chewing out the client. It was a thing of beauty that. It was like no one had ever truly put the girl in her place. Dalton handed me the surveillance photos. I looked over as Faraday poured over the paperwork we needed signed and Maxine smiled back at. "Miss Cunningham, could I get you something to drink from the bar?" he asked. "Please call me Lacy, Sir. And a mimosa would be nice, Thank you," she said. "Tell you what... I'll call you Lacy if you call me Richard. If we are going to be on a first-name basis, it has to work both ways. Deal?" he said, holding out his hand.Lacy smiled softly and took his hand, shaking it. "Deal... Richard," she said."Good. Let me get that mimosa for you now," he said. As he stood up he put a hand on her shoulder. Chemotherapy is basically trying to kill the cancer without killing the patient. It’s brutal, but I’m sure Stephie told you about that when she had her treatment last year. There’s a lot of experimentation, but no real cures for most cancers.”“So what do you do?”“In a lot of cases, it ends up like Stephie - just try to keep the patient as comfortable as possible. It’s called palliative care. Do you know if Stephie’s going to go into a hospital?”“She flat out refused that. She’ll have nursing.