"You didn't need to do that." She says."Yes, I did." I eat my meal. "How's the firm doing?" Well." We talk about her work until the tension in my jaw ...ake it almost impossible for me to speak."Is it serious?" I cut over what she's saying.She pauses mid-word. "They are all serious." Are you planning to get married?" What would that have to do with anything?" Just curious."She's silent for a while. "No." she finally answers. "Were any of yours 'serious'?" No." Did any of them last more than a. ” He immediately nodded and turned in that direction. Something black moved in the shadows. Dammit, it was probably a sow. I was in an awkward place where I didn’t want to shoot because the sow was almost surrounded by solvent drums, and a miss would cause some solvent to be dumped onto the floor.Jack kept driving into the open area, and the sow moved. When she did, she opened herself up for a safe shot. I fired twice and we had another dead hog on our hands. Those hollowpoint bullets did a. The attorney that checked my work, often looked at me with disappointment. Right before the deadline, my supervisor would redo the work and ultimately file documents that looked nothing like the ones I drafted. Worse yet, I had to sit during meetings, while my supervisor gave his report to all the attorneys on how I was doing. I felt like an incompetent fool. If I had an option, I would have quit. But I was stuck in Dallas because I signed a year lease with my apartment complex and had no other. Even now, the general public didn't know about it. The powers that be were understandably nervous about letting people know they could become anyone or anything they wanted to be with a simple injection. It had taken a lot of reasons to get the 25 year-old stunt man to become a 5 year-old female German Shepherd. About $500,000 reasons, all safely deposited in his bank account. Not bad for two months of carefully supervised stunts. Thanks to the Humane Society, there was more attention paid to.