- Sep 18, 2020
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Oh...yes, please! And 22 of Toxic Attraction, as well! (If anyone has it.)Can anyone share ch 21 until the latest of toxic attraction?
Never said a prison sentence, he's in a drunk tank for a misdemeanor and people have to generally post bail for them too, to guarantee they show up to their hearing. Dan has no connections to friends or family or true business ties to the local community in Chicago. He might be a flight risk, so even a $500 bond, through a bail-bondsman while you give him $50, and 10% is pretty normal, especially in a misdemeanor case like public intoxication, loitering, and trespassing. When you get a bond, you generally don't leave the area before the trial, which could be backed up, due to the sheer case load in Chicago. Lester sure saw something at their door which let him know he had a key to the door now and would get in. Sarah and Dan are financially in a tough spot and Sarah would not want to lost their house, of for no other reason, up-rooting her daughters and possibly having to change schools, both things a lot of parents try to avoid.A prison sentence for being drunk, bail bond and unable to leave the area to go home to Middleton because that’s his address and now Lester miraculously sees a mortgage notice and in comes SuperLester to save the damsel in distress and slip her a length while he flys her home oh come it getting silly now .
Don has said from the beginning that this was a dark story. Dark stories rarely end well for characters. If it was a spy novel, with no sex at all and dark Dan would be caught by and held in jail, while being questioned by the Kremlin for spying, while Sarah disappears, possibly taken by the Russian Mob. All ugly and depressing and dark.Why isn't the wife leaving a happy or justified ending? What meets that criteria?
Where the husband actually stood up for himself, the wifes will always have the happy ending. The wife's will say that the husband started it and now she can't quit and that they can either stay and learn to deal with it or they can divorce. But they get the outcome where they just keep doing what they've been doing. I think I've read a few where they showed some remorse but they still were going to keep doing it. If anyone's ever read one with a different outcome plz enlighten me.Why isn't the wife leaving a happy or justified ending? What meets that criteria?
Drunk tanks usually work to what ever you blow over the legal limit is an hour you have to stay. Like blowing a 1.0 would be 2 extra hrs after the initial 8hrs. It's usually just a simple fine, no bail required, well that's how it was for me. Once in Panama city, the other Bourbon Street.Never said a prison sentence, he's in a drunk tank for a misdemeanor and people have to generally post bail for them too, to guarantee they show up to their hearing. Dan has no connections to friends or family or true business ties to the local community in Chicago. He might be a flight risk, so even a $500 bond, through a bail-bondsman while you give him $50, and 10% is pretty normal, especially in a misdemeanor case like public intoxication, loitering, and trespassing. When you get a bond, you generally don't leave the area before the trial, which could be backed up, due to the sheer case load in Chicago. Lester sure saw something at their door which let him know he had a key to the door now and would get in. Sarah and Dan are financially in a tough spot and Sarah would not want to lost their house, of for no other reason, up-rooting her daughters and possibly having to change schools, both things a lot of parents try to avoid.
I didn't mention anything that unrealistic.
He set Dan up, he works in Middleton, with Sarah, and has some way into their house. Hell, from the deal Don was making for Lester's pay for fixing the worm he introduced into the hospital's computer systems, he could most certainly take a large chunk out of the owed mortgage, if not all of it based on his hacking, his computer skills, his porn making, etc.