"Regina laughed and said, "I think you might have a new employee."Alan said, "Great, I don't want to have the other shops in the areahear about him be...ore I gave him the opportunity."Regina said, "I will take that invoice and file it for Jason."Michelle and Randy came in and said, "Hi Jason what is going on?"Jason said, "I was going over to help Janet with her pickup."Randy asked, "She has a pickup?"Jason said, "Ya she has a 1979 4x4 Toyota SR5. It is going to take somework to get it running. The fence appeared to wrap around the back of the property and had seen better days. The realtor consulted a note on her phone and punched in a code for the gate. The gate lurched and squealed in protest as it slid open."Private entrance," Diane said.Inside the gate was an asphalt-topped parking lot that needed repaving. On the opposite end of the lot was a large, story and a half building with two oversized garage doors that had shed their paint. The garage sat perpendicular to the Main Street. Any resemblance between the fictional characters in this story and real people is strictly coincidental. This is a story in six parts. ©2013 by Senorlongo CHAPTER 1 Damn! Damn! Damn! I hit the damned GPS with the heel of my hand, but it still wouldn’t work. I had tried repeatedly to tell the suits at the main office that we needed better equipment, but those cheap bastards were always looking out for the bottom line—their bottom line, anything to look good to the higher-ups. The fact that our. He didn't know my brother was their gopher, though.At home things weren’t so good.Mum and Dad started arguing, it was about finances I think.My brother moved out when I was nine, and Mum went and found herself a part-time job at a local Clothing factory.The arguments stopped; at least I couldn’t hear any.She started work before I was due home from work and finished, when I was in bed.Dad was getting overtime and would come home until dark.So with my brother out of the picture, they asked my.