“Well you could realistically start trading with something like $10,000, but to really start to notice a return, you would need 25, hell 50 or $100,...00 would be better.”“Well couldn’t we get a loan of $10,000 and give it a try. You have your trading license; you have said that Jack hasn’t put you wrong yet.” Mom put forward.“Yes we could, but the interest payments on the loan, would mean that the investment would have to do really well to make a profit, if the worst thing happened and Jack got. She had partners, when she wanted them. If she lowered herself to going to Melinda, or Rinda, and asked them to leave their lover's side for an hour to keep her company. She was asking less and less, as it satisfied her less and less. But, Nona didn't even have that. The girl wanted it. Tammy could see that. She WANTED someone to hold her. NEEDED someone to hold her.And there was nobody to do it.Tammy would.In a heart beat ... with her heart beating so fast...No. Put that aside. This was about. We raised out hands in the fan of light, and I tried to think what the papers I had in my pockets said.The ensign took my telescope away from George and looked through it briefly. "You're spies," he said. "We'll shoot you in the morning I suppose. How's that?" No, sir," I said. "We're soldiers, scouts. Captain Foster's company, Von Steuben's regiment. We demand quarter."The boy hit me backhanded with his sword still in his fist. He had to reach up to do it, but it was a pretty solid blow. The. I'm a big girl. I do like both you and your mother. I'd hate to lose either of you.”She smiled, "You're not going to lose me, Renee. I may have to find time to include you in my life. Maybe sneak around hiding it from mom. I do want to continue seeing you if you want to."Grinning, I quickly kissed her, "I do, sweetie. You are so adorable. You'll notice I didn't say the 'L' word."She giggled, “I did. Did you want to shower? I was thinking of heading home before lunch.”I purred, snuggling with.