That was a stab in the heart. What William didn’t know was that taking money from the local mob boss was child’s play compared to what Michael was... really capable of: Murder. Assistant Chief William Grayson had found this out in the worst way and the most treasured thing in his life would suffer the consequences of his naivety. He thought of Leigh, a child, who had known the truth about Michael’s character all along, and yet he, who was supposed to have been a perceptive man never saw what was. After Mary took over she tried to make it a better work environment.Later after I had seen the payroll, in fact part of my job was doing the payroll, I noticed that the hourly workers made eight dollars an hour to start. After every six months of employment their pay increased fifty cents till they reached the maximum of eleven dollars an hour.She did add paid holidays and offered to pay half the health insurance through a group plan for those who chose to take it. There were eighty to a. Compared to what Ivy put him through, working at his mom's shop was far better. Stocking shelves up and serving customers seemed a lot more easier. In a way working in town shops was far better than working in city shops, as in the cities, he would be serving too many customers and his time would always be occupied.There were moments of times when Charles wanted to dump his cell phone, lie to his mom about how he lost it and break contact with Ivy together. The problem was even if he avoided. “It’s been good today. I’d kinda like it if we could keep the feeling going,” she said.“Lea?” I said. She nodded.“I won’t be making any waves. I know she’s your friend, and she didn’t say anything negative about you that day, so...” I said.“Andrew, I’m not talking about just not making waves. I would love you even more than I already do ... I mean ... if you could see your way clear to forgive her those stupid remarks. You know this one time,” she said. I stared at her kind of coldly, but she.