Jackie was smiling when she climbed into the car. “Girl, I’m so glad you changed your mind. I’ve been wanting to go back. I’ve already called Magdelena. She’ll see us.” Lisa nodded. “I spent the money I was going to use for my reading. You’re paying, aren’t you? I paid the last time.” “Sure.” “’Cause I’m flat broke, girl.” “Welcome to the club,” Lisa muttered under her breath. She steered the car toward the ferry. “You’ve got a business now. You should be rolling in dough.” “Let me give you a news flash. I’m not,” Lisa said. “It takes money to start and build a business. I live on a shoestring.” They were the first in line at the ferry. A lot of cars were coming in but few left. Mostly tourists for the day. The line leaving would be long tonight. Jackie spewed meaningless chatter across to the mainland. Lisa had turned on the music and let it soothe her. After they crossed the water, she drove to a nice condo complex. “Boy, she must make a mint to be able to live here,”
