He smiled and held back the desire to shout his happiness to the six people seated near him. Hey, hey, hey, I’m discharged from the Navy and from now on it is money, money, money, and Jim Turner. Ten years ago, Stacey in the process of robbing Turner, was slick talked into becoming the man’s partner in crime. Turner was a shyster lawyer who could make money legally or illegally where there supposedly wasn’t any to be had. And now, according to the letter he’d received from Turner, the man had found a deal that would put them on easy street for an indefinite time. The letter told Stacey to stop at a certain place just out of the city, phone his office and then wait for him to show up. The bus came to a halt. Stacey glancing out of his window saw a restaurant, two stores and a gas station. This was the place. The bus driver stood. “This is a five minute stopover.
