Trouble And Money #26 The next file that he came to belonged to a new driver. He noted that Gavin Smith was not married. He was a new driver, and he recalled Claire mentioning that she thought he was "gorgeous". That sealed Gavin's fate.
Trouble And Money #25 She continued. "I only do what I am told, and it's 2025. You can stream tonight's episode of Jeopardy when you get home." "You know when you are sipping your juice box and eating a cookie."
Trouble And Money #24 Looking around, I spot one couple who look like they've been "Work Wed" for three days. He radiates happiness, and so does she. The key word is happy, and the giveaway is that they are too happy.
Trouble And Money #23 At any casino, you must step away from the table to make the money real, or you will lose. Crime, like gambling is a zero-sum game unless you walk away.
Trouble And Money #22 They were perfect for the neighborhood, where robbing banks, armored cars, and rolling Yuppies on Boylston Street were competitive sports talked and joked about in Edwards Middle School and Charlestown High School.
Trouble And Money #21 The F.B.I. briefed me on how the bad guys operate. Tammy would be scared for me.
Trouble And Money #20 I like Petzco. He’s a bossy, hateful little guy who does not appreciate the frozen drippage from his nose or late vendors.
Trouble And Money #19 Dressed like a Patagonia model, Tammy walked along the shore with Gator running point and chasing gulls he would never catch. Her dark hair and blue eyes were perfect for the navy blue all-weather jacket.
Trouble And Money #18 t was a day of learning how to drive a truck, learning the specifics of my next assignment, and laughing with Tammy.
Trouble And Money #16 Alex was settled into the show and did not hear or see the man cross his front yard. The man stepped up to the window, and he looked in.
Trouble And Money #15 She spoke loudly and confidently as she used Jackson's belt to tighten above his femoral artery. It was challenging, but she got lucky. This stabilized him until the paramedics arrived, and he was airlifted off the highway.
Trouble And Money #14 She smiled and said "Damn boy you are full of yourself today. I was hoping to go back to your place and eat the dinner I cooked, then screw your brains out and watch Netflix."
Trouble And Money #13 Conrad does what he does while sitting in a parking lot. The FBI decides, and Tammy mulls over her relationship with Conrad.
Trouble And Money #12 t was a lovely night, but something was off with Tammy. I kept my mouth shut. The food was great; the sex was tender and sweet, which was a little different for Tammy. She might be saying goodbye, which would suck!
Trouble And Money #11 Everything I discovered leads to a sad conclusion. Is Taveon being harassed by an ex-girlfriend? Or is her grandfather dishing out the goods? He hired me to spy on Taveon. Tammy and I are going to have a great evening.
Trouble And Money #10 Investigator Conrad Grange and Tammy are one with each other as Conrad starts to dig deep to figure out why Taveon got an ass-whooping. The answer is out there. Conrad thinks back to a night on Parris Island a long time ago.
Trouble And Money #09 This will be interesting. Tammy and I had an In-Jeep conversation before we walked into the greatest emporium for nachos, beer, and watching sports — the Stoney Martinez Sports Bar. I briefed Tammy about what was happening and how nobody here knew I was a Private Investigator.
Trouble And Money #08 I’m Private Investigator Conrad Grange. Something wasn’t right about my undercover assignment at Wilson Teller Solutions. I resigned from the case because I wasn’t comfortable with the objectives. It seems my thinking was correct.
Trouble And Money #07 I’m a Private Investigator who needs to make a living like everyone else. I had a sleepless night thinking about my current case. What I did next hurt the bottom line, but I will be straight up with Taveon should I see him again. And I’ll sleep better tonight. He’s a good guy.
Trouble And Money #06 Taveon delivered the goods while we had coffee on Monday morning. The coffee smells good, but I am questioning why the company hired me. Something stinks. I spent the weekend with my “Little Burglar.”
Trouble And Money #05 I'll stay out of trouble if I can recall enough things about our first hook-up. She was lovely, smelled good, and was good in the rack. I’m meeting her in a half an hour.
Trouble And Money #04 Okay, this is difficult. My target is likable, funny, and friendly, but Maggie, who is sitting next to me, is very friendly. This is a problem.
Trouble And Money #03 A “Break-in” at Connie's home creates confusion. Frank gives the intruder a thumbs-up, provided he has two blue pills and a Jack and Coke.
Trouble And Money #02 Most companies go out of their way to make a newbie feel welcome. This vegan display is tone-deaf and an F.U. to a not-very-silent majority.
