I reminded Carrie about the small fortune she had in trust and could use anytime she wanted for any purpose. It wasn't that we wanted the money, it wa... what it might let her do that might be pleasing. Consequently, we had a long talk about philanthropy.For a mid-twenties woman, I found myself amazed at how informed and mature she was. No wonder she'd felt the strength to make the decisions she recently made about starting over on her terms.Marjorie arrived on our fourth day there. She'd flown. He looked so smart in his beige flares and red satin shirt. Mum looked beautiful, too, in a white flared suit with her long dark hair pinned up, a daisy chain draped across her forehead. My bridesmaid dress was a chiffon floral affair and that day I truly felt like a princess.The day Jermaine and Mum got married was the happiest of my life. My biological father had been a feckless loser, waltzing out of our lives when I was three months old. I'd always wanted a father so when Jermaine married. “That sounds like a fantastic plan,” Albert replied.“There is one other problem we will need to address. You said your sister had a steady boyfriend. We will have to devise a plan to break them up. He has to be taken out of the picture. We cannot have him calling the police reporting your sister missing. However, we will have time to figure that out later,” Will said.“I do not like him anyway,” Albert remarked.“You have never been to the Mandeville Arms. I will have Jason get you set up for. Nobody died. None of them got thrown in jail, or lost, or in a fistfight.”“Thank God.” Maggie looked up at the sky. “God, I meant that.”“How long will you stay?”“I have plane reservations to leave for home in five days. Today, I’m taking a flight to one of the islands.” The prospect of being on her own in a foreign country frightened her, but she was resolute. “I will do this,” she said to herself.“Best of luck. I’ll need you to audit our books when you get back,” said Dorothy.*The island of.