On their way back home, a bag of money fell out of an armored car, practically landing at their feet. Sally quickly picked it up and, not sure what to... do with it, they took it home. There, she counted the money - fifty thousand dollars!Jerry said, We've got to give it back.Sally said, Finders keepers. She put the money back in the bag and hid it in their attic.The next day, two police officers were canvassing the neighborhood looking for the money, and knocked on their door. Pardon me, did. Her friend was admitting that she had been tag-teamed by her husband and this college boy. She had just admitted that she plays with other men and women. The thought made her squirm in unanticipated excitement. She sobered a bit thinking how any of this getting out would ruin Susan’s reputation. Surely, she had some sense to think of that, Stephanie thought.“But, Susan, what if word got out about this? I mean, it could ruin everything for you.” Stephanie said with a puzzled look. “What. Aadr nange artha aagtirlilla nan trisha bandre hhad nodtidde illa andre channel change madu antidde, avalu avattu remote na tane hidkondidlu cahannel cange madade sataystidlu naange istane erlilla avalu nodtidda hadu adke remote kodu ande illa andlu.R: nanu bere had nodbekuV; nanu idanne nodbekuR: remote kasotini efa andeV: ninge sikre taneR: regisbeda koduV: nanu had nodtidiniR: nanu nodbekuV: kodallaSari andu nanu kasgollikke avla hatra bandu remote ge kai hakide avlu hinde muchhidta. Karla would remember that. Gabbing the check off the table, he got up quickly and walked as fast as he could by the two preachers. Asmodeus paid Karla at the cash register, winking at her before he turned to leave. “See ya in a few,” he said. She nodded and smiled back. Quickly exiting, he disappeared into the dark shadows of the desert night. Lurking around the corner of an abandoned trailer, he watched the young preacher step outside. The young man looked up and down the street for a few.