CHAPTER 33

However, I needed to do a few things first.

So I walked over to my neighbor, who lived at the bottom of the hill.  I was the only one who lived on the top of the hill with a view of the Mountain.

Jim and his wife, Betty, offered coffee and we sat at the kitchen table.  Without hesitation, I told them I needed money, and that I was going to park cars and boats in my field.

They looked a little stoned at this suggestion , but they realized I was asking them for money or I was going to do this alternative.

Guess what they decided?

Yeah.

I called my business Two Pines and A Cone.  I kept the ads running and the phone never stopped.

I no longer felt quilty or remorse and no responsibility for our business.

Nick and I no longer existed.

As for Nick. I had no idea what he was doing for money, and at this point I had to move forward.

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