Even he held back when it came to black magic.He also made me read the business news, so I said, "What the hell do we need to learn about business for...? Our business is to suck blood."That earned me this long lecture on how important it was to maintain a front and not show what we really were and that the best way to achieve this was to be so rich that people would shy from messing with us. Bit by bit I began to see the light. Then he told me he was worth millions but he wasn't sure exactly how. In the other corner, the human shut the large white thing, a puft of air pushing through the room and ruffling the cats fur ever so slightly. The yellow object seemed to object to the wind and moved, ever so slightly. It had tried to conceal its efforts to escape the cat, but she was too quick to be fooled! Without a moments thought she pounced, claws outstretched and ears pushed back. The slick feeling of the bag was under her paws as she looked left and right, trying to see any more movement. That she hadn't been able to tell me anything and hadn't 'shown' me anything until I asked. She suggested that maybe Amy worked sort of like a computer, that maybe she could only give us information if we asked the right questions. I brought Amy into the cabana and we talked to her about it. She said that she didn't know but that if there was more she would try to show me."Then I changed into my troll suit and popped us all outside to play in the lagoon for a while. I try to play with Amy any. .. I guess, I've gotten attached to her. It's going to tear me up to turn her over to Child Services."Ray looked at me seriously for a moment before saying, "Do you want custody of her? You, a single man. Never been married." As strange as that may seem, I think I do," I told him.Ray pulled out his pen and wrote something on the will. He turned it around and handed it to me. On the bottom he had wrote, witness: Raymond Langston, Sheriff."That's only one witness. It will need two before its.