Good day, Señor."Twenty minutes later, Jimmy was at the kitchen door. He had his briefcase.Jimmy lived in a secure house fifty miles out in the low m...untains north of town. The road was as curvy as a 14 year old Olympic gymnast doing warmup exercises."This had better not be a joke" ... and then he saw the five hundred twenty three dollars and twenty seven cents.He sat, heavily, looked up at the ceiling, looked back at the money ... took his glasses out of his briefcase. He unfolded a tan velvet. " And George?" Actually he's very quiet. He doesn't cry nearly as much as Lucy usedto. We were a bit worried to start with, but he seems to be doing justfine. He just seems to be a happy baby." That's great. You'll still be knackered though, I bet." Uh, yup. Babies do wear you out. That'll be you and Meredith soon." Yeah. That's a little bit scary." You, scared? I don't believe it." Heh. Well..."He put his hand to her shoulder."You'll be great." He said.She shrugged. "Thanks."Pretty. I would suggest a no-load mutual fund with low costs and fees. We have some we can recommend and, actually, we don't earn much commission on sending you there. I would put forty million there. That leaves approximately ten million and change. I have an idea about that but I need to know more of your plans for the next year or so to properly make any recommendation to you."I said, "Robert, our first project is to get married. Our second project is to buy the home we have picked. It's being built. I smiled and felt a slight tingle of expectation in the pit of my stomach. I gripped the stems of the lilies tighter as I entered the elevator and jabbed hard at the button marked five. I then realized that I was becoming impatient; contemptuous of delay, intolerant of anything that stood between me and the exquisite embodiment of pleasure that was waiting for me. Her name was Tamsin.My door was unlocked. As I entered, I was greeted by the rich aroma of sandalwood. I took a deep breath and my.