Page 2 in Atlanta, Georgia, where the journey had begun. But the flight was necessary to escape the vengeance of all the creditors. The other road led to Texas; it was the unknown road, and that had always been a favorite of Jay's. For he was sure if happiness were on a familiar road, he would have already found it and his search would have ceased. Some years before, he had made the acquaintance of a Mexican man who lived in the border town of Juarez, Mexico, across the Rio Grande from El Paso. As he was finally approaching the crossing it occurred to Jay that he hadn't consciously considered just which road he would take. The road to Minneapolis would lead to his office in St. Paul, where salesmen ran in and out like beavers, selling WebSites. As he held the car steady headed toward the decision, his mind drifted back to those days in St. Paul. The office had been rented with a check that would bounce higher than the building in which it was located, but Kristal had a lot of experience in dealing with landlords. Once you were in it was so much trouble trying to get you out, the landlords instead spent their time trying to get the money out of you. So Jay told the lady on the phone, "Probably it's a slight error with my company. With my moving I'm sure they've just deposited the money in my former account. You know how these big companies are and their computers. So I will contact my company's home office and have them send you a check direct. If there is any Index   Back Forward Tell A Friend About This Book! Jay Rome War Of The Gods by Jay Rome all rights reserved © FreeScape.com ©