We need tae figure out how tae do away wi’ MacLean. Now that we’re no fighting t’gether, we need tae plan a way tae kill him and no get caught d...ing it. I ha’e no idea on it at all. The only time we’ll be close enough, is when we take the birlinns.’ Sloan voiced his concerns on exacting revenge for his father’s death. ‘Aye, that bastard MacLean. That’ll take some doing then. He’ll ha’e men around him always. We’ll need tae find a way tae get him alone, or wi’ a few men only.’ Blain opined out. So he and I run the store like co-owners." I see," said Chuck."It also means that I alone cannot make any decision. Bud has to agree also."Susie was beginning to see what that could mean.She asked, "Are you saying that you alone cannot decide to give my husband the job?" You are right. Bud has to agree also."Chuck caught on. "Are you saying that my wife has to be nice to Bud also?" Yes, I'm afraid."Susie exclaimed, "But he's only a boy!"Chuck asked, "How old are you, Bud?" Fifteen, Sir."Susie. We turned south on 301 and headed toward Sarasota. I had reserved a hotel on the beach on Longboat Key. We pulled into the hotel around 9:30. I had to give mom a credit card to sign in and then took it back.We checked into a nice double room with a small kitchenette where we could keep some cold drinks. I could tell that Mom was on edge but she was keeping up a strong front. I sat on the couch and motioned for her to sit beside me."Mom, tell me want you are feeling. I am not sure what you did. "Jen and I could easily remember the days when he used to tip us a half-crown or a florin for birthdays or Christmas, or when he felt flush. Those WERE proper coins, which gave you a real satisfaction in your hand, and would either keep us in sweets for a couple of weeks, or buy half an Airfix model.Mum promised to take him to the cobbler's shop after Christmas and help him choose a tray purse of his own; although Grandma collected the pension money every week from the Post Office and put it in.
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