“Well, I reckon I was brought up a little different than you boys. My pa had a helluva temper and hardly no education to speak of. I reckon I took a...ter him a lot. My ma always told me that my pa’s blood would come out one day. I reckon it does, no matter how hard I try to hold it back. We’re gonna make sure all of you got some good education and then there won’t be many that’ll be able to out-talk you or out-fight you.”“Momma told us it wasn’t good to be fighting like all you men do. Are you. Also, I would like to know if I should continue with this, if so I would really appreciate an editor. If you are interested please let me know. Thanks for reading. **** We met years ago, 11 years ago actually. I was in fifth grade with his brother and he was in second grade. Aidan’s brother, Dustin has been my best friend since our first class together in fifth grade all those years ago. Our senior year in high school, Dustin and I drifted apart some, and Aidan and I became closer. Neither. Leslie, my next door neighbor's daughter came home yesterday from college and promptly walked over to talk while I was shoveling snow. She informed me that starting this weekend she was going to be home for her four-week winter break.Leslie was all giddy and excited to see me and before I could say anything, she told me she would see me tomorrow. I tried to speak, but she was off before I could say a word, partly due to her suddenness, but more so because of her youthful and flawless beauty.. “Consider it done.”“Hmm, I wish it were that easy,” said Claire. “But no, this is a really big favor and if it were to work out, I would not only be grateful, but you would prosper like you never dreamed of prospering.”“Oh wow! I’m in, no matter what it is, I’m in,” said Cassandra. Claire smirked.“Yes, well, we’ll see,” said Claire. “But, first off, what are you having?”“Oh yes, a martini if they still serve them here,” said Cassandra, smiling. Claire waved at the girl who was manning the.