“I’ve really been looking forward to this.”“I feel so guilty about leaving Annie at home.”He stared out the windshield for a second trying t... come up with an appropriate response. Annie was their daughter, but that didn’t mean he planned his life around hers. She was twenty-six years old, a college dropout, and worked a part time job. She still lived at home, and it didn’t look like she had any plans to leave.According to his wife, they were supposed to arrange their whole lives for Annie’s. Her car wasn't in the driveway.About 9 AM, after we got all the trucks loaded, I got a visit from police Lieutenant John Fritz. He was a friendly enough fellow."Tell me about your work schedule yesterday." Just normal deliveries, nothing special. Why?" Can you account for your time around noon?"I went into the office, and got the delivery logs from the previous day. I laid them in front of him. Each stop had the location, item delivered, time unloaded, and my initials.He smiled and snickered a. “Honey, Chris has popped over to ask you something,” she said, before turning from me to Chris.Chris was mostly cool as he looked over at me. “Dave, you remember from Tuesday night that the Company’s agreed to a roadshow around our twenty-two plants to help sell the deal we agreed with the Union. Well, the roadshow starts next week, and I think it would be great experience and a great development opportunity for Jill if she was part of the roadshow.”He obviously immediately saw the look of. "And you two aren't just going to pull out your wallets." Yeah, I don't mind doing it, but this really needs to stand on its own legs eventually," Tony replied. Doing some figures in his head he knew his regular donor's were going to balk, or at least start getting very reticent, and when you could count on a hundred grand a year you really didn't want to rock the boat."Let's get everyone in here and see what we can come up with."Twenty minutes later most everyone was crammed into the small.