Chapter Two-3

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“I include my children as much as possible in my business affairs whenever the opportunity presents itself,” Al smiled at Lamont, who was visibly surprised to learn that these kids frequented this exorbitant dining spot. “You never know when they may be called upon to handle it themselves one day.” “Stop saying that,” Juli said, tapping his hand with her perfectly manicured fingers, seated at his right side. “You're in excellent shape, you'll be around forever.” “I'm certain my business associates hope so,” Al reached into his jacket pocket and produced a stuffed envelope which he handed to Lamont, seated across from him. The journalist looked around furtively before grabbing the envelope and sticking it into his pants pocket. “I'm sure my connections will be just as pleased,” Lamont co

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