O’Neal was in a wheelchair with a broken arm and one of his legs in a cast. He was still pretty sore, probably would be for a while, but he was mend...ng, getting better. ‘Well, I gotta get back downtown,’ Dex said looking at Sam and Joann. ‘We’ve got the Worthington case running us around in circles.’ ‘Thanks again Dex,’ Joann said as she stood on her tiptoes and pecked him on the cheek. ‘Look, if you guys need anything, call me.’ He backed out of the room, turned, and nearly ran over a woman. …” but mom quickly interrupted with, “No, Kay it is, and please call me Emily and this is Lou, Amy’s father.” Kay continued by introducing her husband Jon and their son JJ.We all went into the living room and sat down as JJ came over to me. He climbed up into my lap with his toy dump-truck that he wanted me to see. Kay told him to climb down and play quietly while we all talked.She began talking with both my parents about the upcoming trip to Hawaii for two fun-filled weeks this summer. She. Gave advice on how to…”“How to what?”“Please a woman.” Brandon said apologetically.Yeong remained silent for a long time.“Can I speak with Tegan please?” ---- Tegan heard the door open and Brandon call her name. She went to investigate and entered Brandon’s room when invited. A sullen looking Yeong was seated on the bed. Brandon followed her in and Yeong glanced at him.“Alone, please.” Yeong said. Brandon hesitated then left the room, closing the door behind him. Yeong waited until she saw his. “Just how much do you remember?” Grams asked eagerly after the last game.“Right now, I seem to have near-photographic recall of most professional and Division I college sports up until early 2021 when Jim died,” I explained. I saw the dollar signs in her eyes. “I also know enough to be aware that suddenly winning huge sums of money on sporting events is likely to draw unwanted and possibly violent attention to us,” I warned.Grams’ laughter surprised me. “I wasn’t born yesterday Ray,” she.