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Message: <blockquote data-quote="stevew" data-source="post: 106199" data-attributes="member: 130">“So without their assign they don’t have a case?”  John Ross asks Mateo in his study.  “They’ve got the gun.”“We have to show how they could have got it.”“And you still haven’t shown me how they did.”“We’re working on it.  What you should know, my men didn’t take him out.”“Who did?”“I don’t know yet.  And, Viktor Sechin’s grandchildren were kidnapped in London.  Along with several other of his associate’s family.  Amsterdam.  Vienna.  Prague.  Moscow.”“Moscow?”  “Apparently who ever pulled this off is very capable.”“So who’s helping us?” Vicktor walks up into his plan and Lucy turns around to face him.  “What the hell are you doing here?”Still sitting, looking up at the man she says, “In the art of war there’s a time for being underestimated and a time for showing your strength.  No one gets on Southfork or anywhere near my family without me knowing.  I’ve had to ignore a great deal of behavior among them to put up with this knowledge.  Gamblers, drugs, perverts.  Appears my uncle was right, there’s not many of us who aren’t hiding secrets.  Imagine my surprise when I find three ranch hands with links to people linked to you.”“I doubt you made that connection.”“I don’t care what you believe.  Anyway I keep a close eye on them.  Place a few close to you.”“Bullshit.”“Really?  Then why are just you and me on this plane?  So I go skeet shooting and one of your guys takes a riffle that had been my uncle’s.  Not like I’d notice, right?   You set up John Ross.  Ok fine.  He’s a big boy.  He can take care of himself.  But then your friends make a play for Jay.”“I see.”“Right.  Your three employees are in a Mexican prison right now.  A friend’s helping me.  They’ll find his finger prints on the gun used to kill Katherine Wentworth.  Not John Ross’s.  He’s also willing to testify.”“He doesn’t even know who I am.” “I know.  You’ve got a nice little network around you.   So do those sons of bitches you work with.   But I don’t care about that.  Courts are for distractions aren’t they?  Distraction long enough to walk off Southfork with Jay.”“Where are my grandchildren?”“When a woman has you by the balls, you should end your sentences with ma’am.”“How big do you want this war?”Lucy laughs.  “You really think I believe you have this sort of power back home.  Lets say I want all out war.  Because before I let you hurt my family, that’s what I’ll do.  You know the stupidity about you and your friends?  You think you do anything we haven’t already manipulated you into doing for us.”“Now I’m suppose to believe this played into some plan of yours.”“What plan would that be?  To draw you out and isolate the Wendell’s.  I’m guessing you’ll be backing off working with them.”“No one is going to stand for your family lowering the price of natural gas.  It’ll send more then just my country into chaos.”  “Mr. Sechin, that’s something you should have considered long ago.  But people like you spent to long playing offense when what you should have been playin’ was defense.”  Lucy stands.  “Now why don’t you head to Europe and talk to your friends.  Well those left, you’ll find one missing.”  She walks past him, close to him in the narrow aircraft aisle.“What about my grandchildren?”“What would you have answered if I’d had said what about Jay?”“Listen very closely to me . . .”“I always do.”“If anything happens to them . . .”“You’ll what?  Please do tell.  That way I know exactly what should be done.  You and your friends better do an audit of your situation, Mr. Sechin.  I don’t like this one bit.  I don’t like doing this.  I certainly don’t like speaking to you.  I really don’t like the vulnerability you seem to have put my family in.  You’re starting to really piss me off.  Good afternoon, Mr. Sechin.”  Vicktor walks to the front the the plane, no one in the cock pit.  He looks out the door, just Lucy’s driver letting her in the back of a car.  Vicktor yells at Charlotte, “I thought you described her as weak and rather stupid.”“Are you sure you’re talking about Lucy Ewing?”“I’m positive.  Little blonde girl.”  “That’s the one,” Paul says.  “Her third husband, Billy Merwen, staged the board coup to oust me out of Billcore.”“Well she’s been married seven times to four men.  Merwen was her third marriage.  They meet and married three months after her moving to New York City and were married for three years.  Then she married David Mdivani, a Russian model, and then Alec Grant, the actor, then she married Mitch Cooper again, a doctor she’d married twice before, and finally, right before returning to Texas she married Paul Helms, a diplomat with the UN.”“And CIA Director.”“Not until after they separated.  They were actually married for some time but he was living in D.C.”“And David Mdivani is a spy for the FSB. Some speculate he’s also working for Mossad.”“Well I gave you his name.  There’s no way for me to have known his connections line that.  And Merwen’s just a diamond merchant.  How’d the hell he get handing running Billcore?”“No.  And I certainly underestimated that girl myself.” “That’s a dangerous game she’s playing.  If they’re capable of kidnapping your grandchildren and killing Sergi Usmanov, I’d be certain they did kill Katherine Wentworth.  I can’t say I’d have thought they had it in them.  Maybe JR Ewing, but not these two.”   “It certainly changes the game.”  Lucy sits in John Ross’s den with Mateo and Juan Carlos.  They are silent, in deep consideration.  John Ross stands and says, “The question to me is what to do with the ranch hands that betrayed us?”Mateo says, “Expose them to the others.  See how they handle the situation.  It was a lot o money to steel a gun, but in the end they broke apart over kidnaping Jay.”“Alright.  Do it.”  In Washington, D. C. Jack sits across from a congressman in the man’s office.  “I’m not saying you owe me, though you do, I’m saying it’s in the country’s best interest.”“We still don’t know what caused the explosion for sure, and you want access to more off shore sites.   Do you realize the back lash over this?”“I realize there’s a lot of pressure on you to vote no.”  “On all of us.”   “This winter Americans can either cut there heating bill down by more than eight percent or pay for a bunch of pussy’s to keep their energy bills sky rocketing.  Which are you?”“Come on don’t play patriotic with me.  Your family stands to make billions while the rest of state suffers.  Texas has lost a fortune in oil revenue you don’t give a damn about.  Now you’re gonna take away gas revenue.  No Mr. Ewing I don’t owe your family that much.”“Alright then.  I tried.  I’ll just go back to my father and tell him.  We can’t even get it out of committee because if you.”“Now wait a minute.”“No. I’m done here.  You’re too whipped to get it on the floor, where we both know it’ll pass, so be it.  We’ve got alternative plans.  Things are sailing through in Europe.  We’ll be up and running in no time.  We can proceed slow and steady.  But I’m done dealing with you.”   “We both know you don’t have a choice. I could shoot a man on live televisions and will get re-elected.”Jack leans over the desk, “What about if you get fucked by one?”Amy meets in another D.C. office, this time with two professionals.  “No the check isn’t predicated on your support.  I think if you look it over you’ll support the process.  It’s not perfect but you’ll see they’re not loosing any gas in the transfer.  The European Environment Agency signed off on it.”Pamela walks with Steven on the campus of U of M.  “I feel like everyone’s working hard to pull this off.  You should be proud.”“Why?  It’s Christopher’s work.”“Yes but you understood it.  Otherwise it’d just sat on the shelf.  And here you are working on technology that’ll make gas extraction obsolete.  Must be difficult all the way up here by yourself.”“Lonely.”“That I understand.  Better than most.”</blockquote>

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