Trust Worthy AND Crooked!!

The money order arrived with a little note that said, "Thank you for your patience, Molly. Good luck in Kosovo." Bugger all! Just enough kindness to make me think nice things about a man I I refuse reward with the adjective. When I brought it to my bank they didn't think it looked like a real money order. "You'd be surprised at how often people fraud these." That's better, Jerry. I knew you could keep the form. Stand up to the true fact that you are crooked and stop living the lie. For a week while waiting for it to clear, I continued to expect the worst, redy to go to the local presinct to report fraud and intentionally writing a bad check. One last check to my account on-line and there it was . . . CLEARED! Does this make him nice?. . . Not quite, but it almost makes me feel bad for reporting him to the New York City Department of Buildings.