This is the second part. I tried to make it funny, and no sex. Hope you enjoy it.
Again, "Humor and Satire." Thank you.
Someone grabbed Carol's cell and speed called Stuart. You remember Stuart, don't you? The stupid cuck she was married to?? Well, technically, he wasn't. But he couldn't bear to witness the destruction of his marriage so he turned off his phone. Right to voicemail. So Marilyn, concerned for her friend's safety (Carol's), scrolled through her numbers and found one for 'Mom'. She dialed and three rings later,-
"Hello, darling how are you?"
"Mrs. Carmicheal, I'm a friend of Carol's (well, I'd like to be!) my name is Marilyn. Your daughter is going to the hospital. She fell and hurt her head. Rather badly, I'm afraid. Your husband is going to the hospital, also. I'm afraid he may have had a stroke."
There was silence on the other end.
"I'm afraid you're mistaken. My husband is in New York. '(Or is he, she thought?)' On business. And if you're Carol's friend, where's her husband??"
"UHH, errr, ahem, we can't locate him. His cell is turned off." Marilyn was worried. Stuart was not around and she was afraid that he would not be found. What if something bad happened?
Mrs. Carmicheal started to quake. Then she started to boil over.
"Where has my daughter been taken? I'll be there as soon as I can. If you are her friend, go there and stay with her.
"AND FIND HER HUSBAND!!"
She copied the info down, saved Marilyn's phone number, and hung up. Then she called her husband's cell phone. It went right to voice mail, and she cursed. Casandra Carmichael was not just her husband's wife, and the mother of Carol Miller, she was also the CEO, President, and principal stockholder of Dexter Industrial, Carmichael's company. Actually, it was HER company, inherited from her father, but she hated the business. But she loved being a mother and grandmother to her two sons and four children. But mommy kept her 'finger in the pie' so to speak. She was still the 'Boss' but in the background. The prenuptial agreement would leave him with nothing.
Gene was her second husband and father to Carol Miller. Her first husband had died after 20 years of a wonderful marriage. Col. James Wade was ten weeks away from discharge when he was caught in a roadside ambush in Afghanistan. Gene had been his 'best friend' and consoled her and 'romanced' her. She became pregnant with Carol, they were married, and he stepped up to 'run' the company: 'for her.' (YEAH, RIGHT!!) Why did she ever marry Eugene? Probably because she had been devastated by her husband's death. That God her father had insisted on the pre-nup that they both signed.
She was sure that Gene was fucking around on her, but she didn't care. As long as he kept it on the Q/T, she could live with it. But this was the end. She thumbed speed dial to the corporate flight department. Thank GOD she didn't let Gene use the G-IV. The first call was to Lyle Ferguson, of Ferguson, Smith, and Dowell. The lead attorney representing her on a personal level, was also a lifelong friend, going back to their grammar school days. He answered on the third ring.
"Hey, Cassie, what's going on?"
"This is personal, Lyle. AND SERIOUS," her voice rose.
"Alright, Cassandra. What can I do for you?"
"I need you to come with me to San Diego and prepare to divorce my husband and enforce the prenup. I want him crucified." She wasn't sure exactly what was going on, but it sure didn't sound good.
"Yes ma'am. Are we taking the G?"
"Yes. I am setting it up now. Be at the airport as soon as possible."
"I will, Cassandra. Goodbye."
Randy Liter, the chief pilot answered on the third ring, sounding out of breath.
"Yes, Ma'am, what can I do for you?"
She chuckled. "Are you and Melissa involved or do I have your attention?" Melissa was her favorite flight attendant. She was also Randy's favorite squeeze. She once joked with him that as long as the two of them did a professional job at work, she had no problem with them 'socializing'. "Besides," she had joked, "it saved on a room on the road."
He stuttered. "We were just, uhh, working out, Ma'am. What can I do for you?"
She got serious.
"Round up your co-pilot and warm up the plane. Ask Melissa if she wants to take a trip. This will be off the schedule and on me. We're flying to San Diego to see my daughter. Strictly casual. No uniforms. And right away. I'm on my way to the airport as we speak. Understand?"
"Give us thirty minutes, ma'am. I'm calling the hangar now and have Charlie pre-flight the aircraft." Charlie was their mechanic. He hung up and called Charlie and told him to warm up the bird. Then he called Erich Stross, his co-pilot, and told him to get his ass to the hangar and file a flight plan to San Diego.
'" Crew of three, the boss and possibly one or two other passengers. MOVE IT!" he yelled over the phone. He whipped the covers off him and Melissa, who was slowly waking up and told her to get a move on. She crawled upright and reached for his organ.
"No, honey, we've got to go to work. Come on, move!!"
She muttered something about leaving her hanging and she smacked his ass.
"You owe me," she smirked.
They dressed, now almost fully awake, kissed, and left for the airport.
Cassandra Carmicheal ended the call to her flight department, and speed dialed her #1 son, James. He was also the head of her security department at Dexter Industries. He was an ex-Green Beret, retired as a Captain, and married to a petite Italian girl, Sophia, who was very pretty. And the mother of two of her wonderful grandchildren. Jay-Jay as she called him answered on the fourth ring. Sigh! I hope he wasn't otherwise involved.
He was. Sophia answered the cell.
"Mother, how are you? Is everything alright??"
"No, Sophia, it isn't alright. Wake up Jay-Jay and tell him to get to the hangar. We're going to San Diego. I need him in his business capacity and as my son."
This did not sound good to Sophia. She knew her mother-in-law and father-in-law were having problems, but this sounded really bad.
"I will, mom. Don't do anything foolish. We all love you."
'A little late for that', she thought. 'Not the 'love part', but the 'don't do anything stupid' part.'
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