In my opinion, we’re not obligated to give him the money now. He’s on leave, and he’s not—”
“I wonder if he knows how expensive it is to maintain a penthouse?” “Probably not. I’ll just tell him we can’t—” “Give him the money.”
Harvey looked at him in surprise. “But we don’t have to—” Kincaid leaned forward in his chair.
“We’re going to help him dig a hole for himself, Harvey. Once he puts a down payment on that penthouse... we own him.”
Harvey Udell telephoned David. “I’ve good news for you, David. That money you have in the pension plan,
you’re taking it out early, but there’s no problem. Mr. Kincaid says to give you anything you want.”
“Mr. Crowther. David Singer.” “I’ve been waiting to hear from you, Mr. Singer.”
“The down payment on the penthouse is on its way. You’ll have it tomorrow.”
“Wonderful. As I told you, we have some other folks who are anxious to get it,
but I have the feeling that you and your wife are the right owners for it. You’re going to be very happy there.”
All it will take, David thought, is a few dozen miracles.
Ashley Patterson’s arraignment took place in the Superior Court of the County of Santa Clara.
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