Jarvis over the last week or so."And the monthly payment from the government has nothing to do with their decision?" Mr. Jarvis said sarcastically."Th... payments are of course ensured under the process. But I had the feeling from talking to them that it wouldn't have made a difference." Tell me," Mr. Jarvis said slowly, "did they ever ask how much those payments would be?" Well, yes, they did." Hhhhmmm. Well, I beg to differ on whether it made a difference or not." I could almost hear the anger. Where is she?" "Probably watching through the glass doors. Her name is Beth." Summer motioned for her to come out. A girl in a black hoodie and black jeans came out of the mall, trying to hide black mascara streaks running down her face. She was thin and pale faced and he could see that she would be delicately pretty on a good day. Her mouse brown hair hung down over her eyes. "Rough day, huh?" Anthony said, turning his back to spare her feelings. "Let's get you home," and he started out for. Irving," Stan said also smiling, "Maggie has been keeping me stress free with 10 minute service breaks every hour on the hour." Good," Laura said, suddenly talking like a concerned wife, "this time of year seems to have a lot of people around here on edge." And you've been taking them over a different edge, I noticed," Stan said smiling."I've been taking them over a different edge so they don't go crazy." Well, keep up the good work." So, did you want something Stan," Laura said."Mr. Carson. "Hello, Tammy, I'm glad to meet you," an attractive blonde-haired man who seemed to be about her age stood there waiting for her.He was wearing a shirt and trousers and Tammy assumed he was one of her main co-stars. "I'm Philip and I'll be making this movie with you," the good-looking guy said as he asked Tammy if she needed anything before they got started."No, I'm ready as soon as the director and everyone else is ready to get started," Tammy said, feeling just a bit nervous but not wanting.