Annette and Deborah asked many questions about my work and lifeexperiences, then they quizzed me about my family life, social life andmy interests. I ...old them everything about being an only child, myparents died yeas ago. I noticed Annette jotted it all down which is oddbut perhaps they were a company concerned about me, that the job mayprevent my personal growth I reassured both I wanted the job a it wassuitable.When the interview was over both seemed happy with the answers, Annettewent for a. She looked at herself and didn’t recognize the girl reflecting back. Her hair had never looked so golden and perfect. The make up around her eyes made her ordinary blue eyes look like an ocean of innocence. Sadly, Anna thought, that innocence was about to be legally taken away. Anna looked at the crowded room behind her. Standing right behind her chair was her mother and father, both now smiling at her. The rest of the people Anna had never seen in her life. They were reporters and journalists,. Her hands automatically move to cover herself. “Don’t you dare!” he scolds “You have a beautiful body and I want to look at you.” She reluctantly lowers her hands and allows him to look at her. “Now come over here and take off my shirt.” He says. She slowly steps over the dress, careful not to catch the heel of her shoes she is still wearing and walks over to the bed. When she gets to him she drops to her knees in front of him; her eyes nearly level with his. Slowly she brings her hands up. Jason figured that a midday raid on one of the Rabbits' gambling establishments would pay for most of what was needed. A second raid could be arranged if it turned out to be necessary. The raid would be scheduled for the daytime, since the gambling hall would be closed to normal business at that time, and customers would not be cluttering up the scenery.The easiest way to "walk off" with the entire cash holdings of the gambling hall was to steal their safe. The problem was that the safe weighed.