"It may be breaking the law, but the rich keep taking the cash that should go to everyone, yourself included, John Curtis. If you do this enough times..., you'll have the money you should have received from the government. Once you have that, you can stop doing this, and when the statute of limitations runs out you're free forever. Besides, you already sent the warning note, if you back out now, you won't get any respect as a phantom thief."You keep telling yourself those words, doing your best to. Thought u guys might like itFor generations the Stark’s family motto had stood as a constant reminder to the rest of the kingdom that somewhere beyond the edge of those warm long summers waited the bitter sting of winter. Fitting then that they kept themselves in Winterfell the coldest place this side of the wall.As the keep's farmers and smiths kept up their work, seemingly oblivious to the cold, a cloaked figure moved unnoticed by the townspeople and moved discretely but shivering through the. ‘Monique keeps asking me when her daddy’s going to come home, and I keep lying to her. God knows I hate myself for doing it, but what other choice do I have. I’ve barely got enough time on my hands to do anything else than look after her. One minute he’s in bed with me, and then come morning, all I’m left with is a stupid note.’ Shanice felt sad indulging in her friend’s love life … especially when it concerned Lincoln. ‘I don’t know, Sha. Sometimes I just wish things were different, you know.’. Perfect for dancing in. As were the black ballet flats she wore on her feet. Even though she was showing off a bit of cleavage, her stomach, and was wearing a shorter skirt, Meeka was still the most conservatively dressed out of all her friends. “Have you seen anyone you might be interested in?” Meeka’s friend, Ellen, asked her. She was at the sink beside her, washing her hands. Meeka put her lip gloss back in her purse and looked at her friend. “Not really,” she told her. Meeka had recently.