Chapter 37
“Enough to reimburse George and Mike for the cost of aviation fuel for a round-trip flight to Atlanta every week?” Charles said.
“I have no idea how much that would be,” she said.
Charles told her his best guess, and Mike nodded in agreement.
“At least that much,” she said. “Why?”
“Hear me out,” he said. “I already know that Mike has access to two airplanes. If he could get one of them every Saturday for six months and fly Robbie up here to see you, would that work?”
“Sure,” she said, “but I sense a lot of ifs.”
“Would it be a disaster if he occasionally had to miss a week for one reason or the other?” Charles said.
“I don’t think so,” she said.
“Do you see where I’m going with this, George?” Charles said.
“Yes, I do,” I said, “but that ball is in Mike’s court. What do you think, Mike?”