Chapter 26I slept better Sunday night having one less thing to worry about. I headed over to the bank at eight-fifteen Monday morning and there were only ten people ahead of me waiting for the eight-thirty opening. I took out enough money to pay Morales the deposit and the success fee in anticipation that Lopez might be signing the transfer documents soon. I drove down to the prison and told the security guard that I wanted to see Morales.
“Good morning Mr. Hall,” Morales said. “How can I help you today?”
“I just wanted to give you the five thousand we discussed the other day,” I said.
“You are certainly prompt at paying your debts,” he said as he accepted the bundle of one hundred dollar bills.
“I am very anxious to see Lopez come around to our way of thinking,” I said. Have there bee
