Jims eyes fell on the object, or rather objects, there were three of them. His eyes widened as he recognized what they were."Fifty dollar, one ounce G...ld American Eagles," Bryan confirmed. "Three ounces of pure gold."Stunned, Jim's mouth fell open."When the financial crisis occurred they were worth about fifteen hundred dollars apiece. Now, you would think that the new Amero-dollar would make them less valuable, but the fact of the matter is that they don't."He pulled out a printout he had made. But what choice did she have?.Her parents were wealthy, and Linda had never needed to work. If she was thrown out, she would lose everything. Whoever sent the email knew what they were doing. They had really left her no choice at all. She had to comply and hope for the best.She had considered getting to the park early, to see who was putting the blindfold on the bench, but they knew her, and she didn’t know who she was looking for, and if they saw her there, they may cancel, and send the. And one other thing you need to know, those code words can only be used once per day. That's in the contract. Once used, Sonia would remain as a Leopard, until such time as her owner, her master were to use the other code word releasing her from that. The reason for doing it, is not to abuse it on either side. Pets are not yo-yos, and not to be treated as such either. It's a very simple ... but very effective rule really."Once again I remembered the simple command being given to Angel, ending. Taylor and Whitaker jogged towards it as the side door slid open. They paused to let the tactical team medic get his teammate seated on one of the choppers’ benches. As soon as the medic backed out of the door, Whitaker and Taylor climbed aboard.As the crew chief slid the door closed Taylor asked the injured man, “How’re you feeling?”“A little nauseous, that’s all. I don’t think I got a lot of it, just a whiff.”“That stuff is pretty nasty,” Whitaker said.“That’s what the sergeant said. If it.