Joe emailed his realty management service telling them that with the exception of the two middle weeks in October they were free to rent the condo unt...l he told them different. He also asked them to pay the bills from the rent money that came in and just send him a monthly statement. He had decided to keep the condo for now because of the positive cash flow it was generating. He was aware of the residency requirement in order to not pay any capital gains tax when he did sell.Sara told Joe that. Jane bent over and picked up a shopping basket. There was a soft gasp from behind her and another more pronounced groan from inside the store. She turned. “Good morning, Mr. Chan”A short balding Chinese man stood behind the cashier’s counter. His wire glasses were slightly askew, and he was rubbing his chest. His scowling wife stood beside him. “Morning Missee Jane,” he painfully managed. Jane smiled. She moved around the store adding to her basket, more fruit, veggies, eggs, and noodles. Her. I put it onand fastened the woollen cord belt tightly around my waist; I didn'twant Gary or Jane seeing my nighty again.As we walked down stairs and into the kitchen, Jane smiled at me; Garywas ready to burst out laughing but held his tongue.Who's the other waitress? Janet asked. Sitting down at the table, theonly place for me was to sit next to Jane on the settee. I pulled mydressing gown forward from my bum and sat down.Jane put a hand on my knee and smiled and said, "I bet you're going. Who ever it was, shot at me almost the entire time. He didn’t even shoot in your direction when you went out and got that woman. He only shot someone else when I wasn’t available,” answered John. He thought about the advice Officer Rickert had given him. He continued, “I was planning on leaving town in a few days anyway. I think I’ll leave town tomorrow.”“That’s good to hear. I’m glad you’re leaving.” Officer Rickert looked up and saw the ambulance coming. He nudged John and said, “Here comes.