' I stuttered that I had to get home and that we had moved, Charlie grinned and suggested '...then we better get going so we can get busy and finish, ... don't want you to be late, besides it's no one but me you have to please today. If you want to wait till tomorrow, it might be Daniel and Bruce too and who ever else wants to come...' I let out a audible sigh and said where we gonna do this at...? Charlie smiled and said '...we going down in the bush under the weeping willow tree and that's. Someone was dumping money into the operation, keeping it nice, and while the booze was overpriced the food was good. Inside there were several small lounges, there was a single stage in the middle of the smallish main lounge, and though it was vacant now the room was crowded with men – and a few women, too. Sam looked at his watch once, and again a few minutes later. ‘You expecting someone?’ I asked. Still the distracted, sullen air: ‘Yeah. A girl. She comes on at six.’ ‘Friend of yours?’ ‘You. They kept it handy in case of bar fights.He noticed the teller and another man enter the bank as he sat enjoying the juice. The clerk soon placed the 'open' sign in the window. A message from the President of the bank had been sent last night asking Waite to go see him, so Waite finished up, tipped the waiter, and sauntered across the street. He followed another gentleman into the bank. The man went into an office and Waite stepped up to the teller's cage."Oh," the clerk said, as he looked up. Suddenly pandemonium broke loose all the rich and famous guests grabbed their clothes and beat a hasty retreat. Penelope and her girls rushed to the girl's aid and released her, carrying her to the large deluxe bed they tended her but could not revive her. Reluctantly Penelope phoned the emergency services on 999. When the operator answered, Penelope suddenly realised the predicament she was in, did she want the police or ambulance service. Quickly she decided that the later would contact the.