Like you said, even a few dollars helps. Go ahead, call Central City, I’d really appreciate it. Oh, and Mike, one more thing.”“Yes, what’s tha...?”“You’re being a big help, I just want you to know I’m grateful, thanks.”“Think nothing of it, glad to help.” When he hung up, he felt good.About an hour later Donna informed him the bank had agreed to lower the rate. It was only a small saving, it was better than nothing. He called Connie and let her know, telling her she could come by anytime, sign a. "I want to explore your mouth withy my tongue." I explained."I'll bite your tongue off," she said but she didn't, she did a mean attempt at tongue wrestling though."Now what?" I asked."You had a flight booked," she said."So?" I queried."Go home, I have my passport in the car." Yeah, why not?" I agreed, "Have you got any clothes?" Yes," she agreed, "Then lets go,"I let her dress in her swimsuit, and then in the car she had a skirt and top as well as her passport so I sat back and let her drive. Or if there’s enough maybe two albums, one now and a follow up. We’ll talk to the marketing guys about strategy. If this works, they may want you to tour, can you do that?’ ‘We’ll see, do we need a lawyer?’ ‘Yup and an agent or two might be kinda useful.’ ‘Frank, would you deal with that?’ ‘Finding you an Agent?’ ‘Nope, being my agent, Don?’ ‘Works for me, Boys?’ ‘Agreed!’ ‘Yup!’ ‘Ditto!’ ‘Mum, Auntie Gill?’ ‘Suits me,’ ‘Love it.’ ‘OK, sorted, speak to Frank, he’s our man.’ Holly stood and. She told Bradley he had good taste. ‘Want to go out on the balcony?’ Bradley asked, grabbing a blanket from his hall closet. Jennie gave a smile. ‘That would be nice.’ She took his hand and walked through the veranda, and up onto the balcony, gasping slightly. ‘It’s so beautiful up here.’ ‘I come up here a lot at night and watch the street. Not much happens. But it’s nice to be in the open, especially in the summer.’ Jennie sat on the bench that was next to the railing, and Bradley sat next to.