It's all found money, and goes into their discretionary fund. Your, or should I say, your trust received all funds free of tax burden, again."Colleen,...Rebecca, Millie, and I were also paid thirty one million dollars each, under the Federal Court ruling from last time. If you wish, we will have all of that transferred to the trust."I was too stunned to comment. The mob was being sued out of existence. Mr. Bell was a genius. Colleen was right up there with him. We were all very rich. "I don't. " I've never been out on a 'real' date," I told her. "But I was thinking something like in the movies; dinner, a movie, standing on your porch hoping that you want to kiss me." My sister drags me to the movies every weekend, and I don't have a porch," she said."Dinner, and my piano," I suggested."Dinner, some kissing, your piano, some more kissing," she said softly. "I'd rather avoid the whole hoping to kiss part of the night."Michelle had to be about seven years ahead of me on the boy-girl. Jeffrey was fielding phone calls and all the while they were working together in the kitchen to make breakfast together.When the doorbell rang and Jeffrey was still stuck on his cell phone. He turned to her and whispered. "Could you get that? Maggie won't be here until later and I can't get a word in edgewise here."She smiled sweetly and replied, "Sure." Walking bare foot to the door she smoothed her pin-striped skirt and stopped in front of a hall mirror. After mussing with her hair and. She went to Kelly's Facebook page.The first thing that Beth noticed was that her sister changed her hairstyle and color often. She counted six different hair colors on hersister in the last 18 months. Her Facebook page didn't give Beth muchmore information than she already knew about Kellie.Searches on Twitter, text messages also didn't provide Beth with any newdata. She decided it was time to take a break and do some errands.Beth contemplated calling Thomas, but decided to wait on his 3rd.