He asked the most relevant questions, walked through the house as though it mattered what the rooms were like or even where they were. The only thing ...e knew for sure going into the task was he wanted a house. Not a condo or an apartment, but a house. He had to have room to pace. He chose the fourth house he looked at and agreed on the asking price. It was more important to him to have the task behind him than to hassle over a few thousand dollars. It was in his price range, and it was large. Judge Peebles got us to the inner circle. There was indeed a body lying on the ground, covered with a sheet. An inordinately large pool of blood surrounded it. Cameras flashed. Several were taking pictures of the door of my trailer and the scarring where somebody'd obviously pried at it. The frame was scarred. And so was the door.The deputy turned to me and the judge. "Looks like he forced the door and when he stepped in, she shot 'im. From about three feet. With a twelve-gauge. And when he. ” Matt is saddened by the subject but he agrees to go with his aunt’s advice because she’s the expert in this. “Now the business. I know you weren’t told, but the business is officially yours and it’s a part of the trust. Your parents were paid senior staff. All current work was completed last week but there are three contracts on hand for next month, what do you want done?”“Do the contracts specify the work must be done by Dad or do they just want the company to do the work?”“No specified. "Kim, hey! You're home early!" he exclaimed without trace of an accent. I supposed that all of the children could speak perfect Californian."Masayuki!" Mr. Fukuzaki stated sternly. "We have a guest."Mike, Kim's older brother by two years, darted his eyes to me and immediately came to a stop. "My apologies, sir," he said formally to his father with a bowed head before turning to me with a confused look on his face. "Hi, I'm Mike."I stood up as he approached me with an offered hand, shaking it..