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Rich Living
Rich Living
Rich Living
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Rich Living

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No other planet in the entire Galaxy was at all like Rejuvenal ... it was the only world worth one's whole fortune for a short visit!
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Release dateApr 25, 2014
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    Rich Living - Michael Cathal

    Rich Living

    By Michael Cathal

    Illustrated By Mel Hunter

    Start Publishing LLC

    Copyright © 2012 by Start Publishing LLC

    All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce this book or portions thereof in any form whatsoever.

    First Start Publishing eBook edition October 2012

    Start Publishing is a registered trademark of Start Publishing LLC

    Manufactured in the United States of America

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    ISBN 978-1-60977-861-3

    No other planet in the entire Galaxy was at all like Rejuvenal ... it was the only world worth one's whole fortune for a short visit!

    Curtis Delman was the last to leave the space liner. It was only when the Captain entered that he ceased dictating and put down the microphone. Then, with the clumsy deliberation of the aged, he pressed home the lid of the recorder and turned the key in the lock. There was almost a mile of fine wire in that box--a mile of detailed instruction, compiled over the past four days. For a centenarian, his energy was prodigious.

    The Captain stood respectfully by the door, waiting to be noticed. Delman beckoned him into the suite.

    Hat in hand, the Captain walked over to the desk. I thought you'd like to know, sir, the rest of the passengers have disembarked. He spoke with deference.

    Good, said Delman. I shan't delay you more than a few minutes longer.

    Oh, no delay, I assure you, sir, the Captain replied hastily. Only too happy to be of service. The crew asked me to thank you on their behalf, sir, for your great generosity. It was more than--er--generous. Words seemed to fail him.

    Not at all, Captain, Delman said. You've all done your best to make the crossing as comfortable as possible and I'm very grateful to you. Perhaps you'd do one more thing for me on your return--deliver this to my representative in London. He pointed to the recording machine.

    Certainly, sir.

    Then that takes care of everything. The great lawyer rose creakily to his feet. Though bent with age, he was still an impressive figure, tall and powerfully built, his white hair spilling out over the massive forehead. I suppose the press is here?

    I'm afraid so, sir.

    Well, one can't dodge them on Jupiter. There's no room to move as it is.

    * * * * *

    The Captain laughed sympathetically. No one knew

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