Slutty wasn't her usual. Halloween was Lily's favorite holiday. Ever since she was a little girl she'd loved playing dress up and that had never chang...d as she'd gotten older. She took every chance she could to dress up, whether it was for a party, spirit week in high school, the midnight showing of a movie, or really any excuse at all. Of course, her costumes had changed over the years from when she was a little girl. Now at the age of 19 she wasn't a little girl anymore and she needed her. "Now don't tell me none o'you boys happens to own a thesaurus? Don't y'all know that 'Cassandra' is a synonym for 'pessimist'?" Ah," said Foulup. "Most amusing." Er, YES... yes it is," Poberson chimed in after a quick jab in the ribs from Foulup. "Really most amusing, ha ha! Don't you think so, Jamie?"Swaggy looked up at them from the floor. "I have sinned," he moaned."M'yes," said Foulup. "No need to go on about it, my boy! After all, we all have, you know... thus says the Good Book!" Well,. Grace looked at these faces that were new to her and said, “I will do my best to remember all of your names. I appreciate your patience as I learn how things are run here.”Bentley cleared his throat and said, “Madam, you are in charge of how things run around here. Should there be anything you want to change, you need only to ask.”She smiled and said, “Well, there is one thing. I’d really prefer to be called Grace if that’s okay.” She looked at Mac, who nodded his approval. “Madam seems so. It took about 45 minutes, with one of them coming back out about every 10 minutes telling us how far along the transaction had progressed. Finally, they came out with a large brown envelope full of $100 bills neatly wrapped by a bank totally $30K. They handed the money to me and I counted. Yep, 300 - $100 bills. Jill was stunned, but happy for the money.We drove to an empty parking garage. Jill and I got out and got into the back. The lawyers already had their pants and shoes off. They were.