“Hey, I was just trying to do you a favor,” he said.I was suddenly angrier than I had ever been in my entire life. “I have no choice,” I said ...ngrily. “I have to allow you visitation as long as you’re paying. But don’t talk to me. That isn’t part of our deal. Visit the kid and get the fuck out of here.”He leaned over the crib and stared at the baby. “She doesn’t look anything like me,” he grumbled. “Did you fake the DNA test?”“The court ordered the test, asshole,” I hissed. “They sent you to a. Bring whatever you wish to take with you at that time." Great!" Cherrill replied, standing up. "We'll see you tomorrow!" Yes," Victoria replied. "Tomorrow..."As they walked toward the Dining Hall, Victoria was curious. "Is the service here the same as the service in Harveston?" I don't know," Cherrill admitted. "Who is the district goddess there?" Dawn," Victoria replied. "But she doesn't have regular worship services. She only conducts worship maybe once a month or so to celebrate some special. Three keys with the numbers removed fromthem. I know the boxes. He has the keys." So what is the split?" Cliff asked."It was a four way split based on $32 million, although we got a bitmore. The hired help took half of their share each and were caught withit. They are still in jail but I owe their families another $4? millioneach. The fourth man, the inside man, he was down for $8? million too,but half of that belongs to me by prior arrangement. So I clear around$13 million. And you get. "Come on in, and close the door. I know the history of your place if you want to know it."Josh entered and closed the door behind him. He was now wondering what he got himself into. "Is it bad?" Not bad, but interesting. I know the house was built by a John Anderson in 1856. He borrowed money from his former employer. When Mr. Anderson could not pay back the money, it was taken over by his former employer."Josh seemed interested since this information was unknown to him. "It's hard to get.