During the morning, I couldn't sense any tingles, other than theconstant burbling fire that naturally occurs within me. So it wasbusiness that had my...attention.At the morning break, I managed to find a quiet office and called myuncle, who is in the financial world. I told him what I knew, and askedif he could find out what he could about Michelle's company. And aboutMichelle herself.An hour later he texted me with the following:Checks out. Respected Chemist. Won some awards. Develops. Tom was the next one to exit the cabin, rubbing his eyes. He walked to the back of the boat to talk with Jack. He chatted with his cousin as he stood against the side peeing into the water."Are the girls up yet?" Jack asked."Yes" he replied, "They said they would be out in a few minutes."Kim and Sally straightened the cabin, putting away the sleeping bags and other things that were strewn about. They went outside and greeted their brothers, commenting on how they had slept. The teens milled. So I had the house to myself.I grabbed a ribeye out of the freezer and popped it in the microwave to defrost.While my steak was being bombarded with radiation, I decided to snoop. I went back to Mom and Dad's bedroom and looked through the stack of bills on Dad's desk. On top was one from the bank about the mortgage. Big black letters, NOTICE OF DEFAULT. Further down the stack I found out why we were so far in the hole, even though Mom was working and made pretty good money. When Dad quit, the. I storm in grumbling about the annoying people that I had to deal with and the traffic getting home. You think to yourself that you were so excited to see me, but now, you worry that tonight was going to be a night full of arguments and yelling. I flick my shoes off my feet and slam my bag on the ground, grumbling all the while. I take off my jacket and hang it roughly on the hanger and walk into the living room where you are laying on the couch and unwinding.I see you and walk across the room..