“I wonder why that pretty little pink one is for sale?” Audrianna grabbed Jules’ hand. “Could we look? I love it!”
“Audri, we haven’t the time or the money for that now. Wait until we’ve been able to save!”
But Audri didn’t understand wait.
That night, she found her cache of powdered death and dropped just enough in Jules’ drink to send him off with very little pain or mess.
Once the formalities were over, a “natural causes” death declared, Audri began her campaign to win the boat.
She always got what she wanted.
Just Writing! 
Attagirl, Audri, ol’ Jules was a stick-in-the-mud!
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That’s a tad extreme. Divorce would have been easier
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Yes, but she wanted ALL his money–to buy the boat 🙂
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Wonder how many she’d used “powdered death” on before Jules!
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More than one, I’m thinking 🙂
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That’s why I don’t have life insurance. If they sold life assurance, I’d be in.
That’s cold, and she still had to wait for the autopsy and the life insurance. Dang it, Audrianna! Patience is a virtue.
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I’m sure the insurance money helped…
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Getting what she wants is not the same as getting what she deserves. I expect she will need a skipper to sail her boat, until she has had enough and moves onto something else. Strange, I know a few people just like her.
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I hope those people you know are not intimate friends. They’re dangerous!
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Ouch! that was an epic blindside.
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Whatever happened to settling or waiting a while? It’s only a boat and it may catch up to her sooner or later
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A true psychopath has no conscience, nor ability to feel remorse or empathy for their victims. Which is why they keep on doing it until they get caught.
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I’ve very frequently heard of that~
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Not a nice woman, I hope she falls overboard.
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She’s cool and determined. Wow!
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Not an ounce of conscience in her body.
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If a police officer reads this she’s in real trouble! Excellent Linda.
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Dear Linda,
I wouldn’t mess with someone who kept a stash of “powdered death.” Yikes.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Yeeks! I think I’d just hand it over 🙂
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Never get between a woman and her pink boat. Silly man. “Powdered death” it kind of sounds romantic.
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the insurance money could help too. 🙂
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Someone who keeps “powdered death” is not someone to say no to. Guess Jules never suspected her tenacity in getting what she wanted, no matter what. Clever story, Linda!
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Jules was a decent guy. Audri, not a decent girl. At all.
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Where is Miss Marple when we need her. This maniac needs to be stopped!
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At least Poirot, right?
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I’m kinda glad she didn’t get away with it!
What a number she is!
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Yup. Piece of work, for sure!
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