"Andy looked at his Grandpa and he said to the sweet old man that he loved very much."Grandpa are you sure that you want me to have your Model 10 it's...your most cherished possession aside from your bible of course."Grandpa took a few more sips from his water glass then he replied. "Yes I am sure that I want you to have my Model 10 it's over there in the top drawer of my nightstand."So Andy pushed his wheelchair over to the nightstand and he opened the top drawer, then he picked up the Model 10. "You know what Jared does? If it's a good day, he shows up and makes it a great day. If it's a so-so day, he makes it a very good day. And if it's the worst day I've had in a month-he makes it bearable."I thought about that, and grinned. "Yeah. Thanks, guys. You've been a big help." Don't mention it," Jared said. "You know what, honey? We should become relationship counselors." Just eat your omelet," Amanda grinned at him.We ate, and chatted for a while, then we all went home. I decided it was. I had our favourite meal waiting at home to be made, followed by his favourite desserts and snacks, so there was no reason that we would have to leave my apartment until tomorrow. I luckily lived nearby, and what was normally a quick journey seemed to last a lot longer. When it finally ended, we hopped off the metro and walked hurriedly to my apartment two minutes away. Part of me had worried that during our time apart, things may have been a bit strange when we were reunited, but as I fumbled. The really good news was that the weekends were glorious weather wise. An article in the newspaper one day about their business had the impact of increasing the percentage of houses that hired them from around 50%, to almost 89%. They brought in $1708 that day. They were paying $150 in wages, but that left quite a bit for the company.It should be noted that Tim and Benny were always looking for ways to improve their income. The easiest way was to increase the price which they did by raising it.