Then we applied new aluminum roofing. It made a small dent in the money I had laying around that summer. In the end my grandfather’s barn looked lik... a patchwork quilt of new and old metal siding. It saved me a few bucks and the building still looked like something it was not. By that time it was a well built building, meant to last twenty or more years.I installed one large vent on each end. The vent could be opened or closed all the way and anything in between. I bought two of the Wind. We were being to asked to work late to get a months worth of work into the next week and forced to work midnight to do it. I had planned on spending more time with Dave to patch up our mirage somehow and this was the last week we had to do this effectively. I broke down and cried in the ailes while stocking product. Its a good thing it was late and on one was around to see this other then Nikkie. She put her hand on my back and rubbed comfortingly. I fell on her shoulder and just balled. Like. The only face that held a sympathetic eyebelonged to Aunt Melissa. I finished helping Aunt Mel making thesandwiches for dinner and we sat around the table eating in near silence.I was starving, but the premonition of bad things to come quelled myappetite. It took me awhile before I could cage my feelings andparticipate without a seeming care.Dinner finished, everything cleaned and put away, we decided as a group totake a walk on the boards. I couldn't remember the last time I'd tread. It's comparatively small, but solid, and the senior investor there is quite good." Alright. I'll transfer twenty percent of Agriculture and ten percent of Land."I did some mental math. Seto was contributing roughly a half a billion in assets. "I'll take half of that. I'll pull some real estate investments and get the rest from Mokuba. He'll have kids eventually." Ye Gods." He chuckled. "Mokuba as a father. Should such a thing be allowed?" In a reasonable world? Of course not!" I agreed. "But.