.. So the next day was Saturday and we got ready to go to visit Arizona I looked forward to the drive and the beautiful vista's along the way s... we piled our road crap into the trunk put our little cooler in the back seat with drinks for the road and a few sandwiches for a little picnic along side one of those stunning vista's I told you about and off we went...I have a 1969 Pontiac GTO fully restored candy apple red, mag tires, four on the floor! My stick shift has a real eight ball. . have I interrupted something?" No, no dear, Ned and I were just having a chat. I'll put the kettle on, she said, resorting to the typically English cover for and awkward moment.Susie breezed on through to go to her room, and Ned took the opportunity to sidle towards the door."I will find out Ned," his mother said, and she grinned. "If I'm going to be a granny I want to know who the mother is."A red faced Ned scrambled out of the door and fled to his room. Actually, he thought, if she didn't. "Melanie rolled her pretty brown eyes. "Give me the bad news first." The earliest we're gonna get out of here is tomorrow." I picked up my laptop bag and backpack. She pulled on the handle of her carry-on suitcase and rolled it along as we headed back to the main part of the concourse."Dammit!" she kindly refrained from using some of the many choice words I knew she wanted to blurt out. From what I remembered about Melanie, despite her appearance as a petite, well-mannered young woman, her. Junior had said, we’re in the equity business, so let’s do this as an equity deal. The Buckman Group would come up with the money, partly through sales of my shares, and buy an appropriately sized chunk of Executive Charters. Executive Charters would use this capital investment to purchase a mint condition slightly used Gulfstream IV and a brand-new Bell LongRanger. I would have primary use of them, the Buckman Group would get secondary use, or a substitution of something equivalent, and they.