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<blockquote data-quote="stevew" data-source="post: 313521" data-attributes="member: 130">Christopher puts his hand on Emma&#039;s shoulder to wake her, slumped over in a chair in the large room where Richard slept in a hospital bed.&nbsp; &quot;Emma, you really should head home and get some sleep.&quot;&nbsp; &quot;I can&#039;t leave him.&nbsp; I promised him that I&#039;d never leave him.&quot;&quot;You&#039;re not.&nbsp; I promise, I&#039;ll stay until you get back.&quot;&quot;Did you get a hold of Lance?&quot;&quot;I did.&nbsp; He&#039;s in the middle of dealing with some fungus taking over his crop.&nbsp; He said to call the second he had to rush up.&quot;&quot;And Julia?&quot;&quot;I did.&nbsp; But, you know she can&#039;t come and see Richard, or you for that matter.&quot;&nbsp; &quot;I should go see her.&quot;&quot;You will.&nbsp; Just go home and get some rest.&nbsp; The car&#039;s down waiting for you.&nbsp; I&#039;ll stay here.&nbsp; I promise, I won&#039;t leave the room.&quot;&quot;You know what it&#039;s like to be abandoned, don&#039;t you?&quot;&quot;I do.&nbsp; I won&#039;t leave him.&quot;&nbsp; &quot;He loves you so much Christopher.&nbsp; He loves us all.&quot;&nbsp; Emma starts to cry.&quot;And he&#039;s going to get to love us all for a very long time.&nbsp; He&#039;s got four grandchildren.&nbsp; In fact I heard Jay&#039;s at Falcon Crest.&nbsp; Go.&nbsp; See him and then get some sleep.&quot;&quot;Jay,&quot; Emma&#039;s face lights up.&nbsp; &quot;I knew he&#039;d some.&nbsp; Angela said not to call him, but I did.&nbsp; Richard is a like a grandfather to him.&nbsp; Is John Ross still in town?&quot;&quot;How did you know John Ross was here?&quot;&quot;I have my ways.&quot;The Falcon Crest winery, lit up at night, a quite buzzing as work goes on inside, suddenly it explodes, the windows flying out in shards, flames through the roof and then the walls collapse.&nbsp; Emma gets out of the back of a limousine in the front of the house.&nbsp; Horror strikes her face.&nbsp; Angela comes running out the front door with Jay.&nbsp; &quot;Oh my God,&quot; she exclaims.&nbsp; Jay holds onto his grandmother, helping her to sit on the steps to the house, frozen in fear.&nbsp; In the study of Falcon Crest, in the early hours of the morning Michael says, &quot;What the hell is this a warning?&quot; David replies, &quot;That would be my guess.&quot;Angela sits down behind Richard&#039;s desk, feeling the fine wood top as she stretches her arms out.&nbsp; &quot;Good.&quot;&quot;Good?&nbsp; Michael says.&nbsp; &quot;Someone blows up the winery and is threatening our lives and you&#039;re saying good?&quot;&quot;Richard said to me once that I should never threaten anybody.&nbsp; It looks weak.&nbsp; Only people who don&#039;t want to do what they&#039;re threatening bother threaten.&nbsp; The strong just do it.&nbsp; Threatening us is a sign of weakness.&quot;&quot;Rosemont isn&#039;t weak,&quot; David says.&nbsp; &quot;Don&#039;t make that mistake.&quot;&quot;No, I&#039;m not.&nbsp; But maybe you&#039;re making the mistake that she&#039;s the only saying something.&nbsp; There are a lot of people smelling blood in the water with Richard laid up.&nbsp; And everyone of them, including Rosemont, is terrified to make a move, incase Richard doesn&#039;t die.&quot;David scoffs, &quot;You would be too.&nbsp; The man&#039;s motto is there are worse things than death.&quot;&quot;There are.&quot;&nbsp; Angela thinks.&nbsp; &quot;They&#039;re not threating us.&quot;Michael says, &quot;What are they doing?&quot;&quot;They&#039;re testing us.&nbsp; They know what Richard would do.&nbsp; They want to see what we will do.&quot;&quot;So what are we going to do?&quot;&quot;Well we&#039;re certainly not going to make threats.&quot;&nbsp; Christopher walks in the front door and noticing them into the study.&nbsp; &quot;Where&#039;s Emma?&quot;Angela says, &quot;She&#039;s up stairs.&nbsp; Aren&#039;t you suppose to be with Richard?&quot;&quot;I feel asleep.&nbsp; When I woke up he was gone.&quot;&quot;Gone?&nbsp; How can he be gone?&quot;&nbsp; Michael shouts.&nbsp; Angela rushes out of the room and up stairs saying, &quot;Maybe my mother knows something.&quot;Michael looks at David and David says, &quot;I don&#039;t know anything.&nbsp; The only people I can think of that Richard would confide in would be Emma and Father Christopher.&quot;&nbsp; &quot;I certainly don&#039;t know or I wouldn&#039;t be here.&quot;Angela runs down the stairs.&nbsp; &quot;My mother&#039;s gone.&quot;They all look at each other.&nbsp; Angela says, &quot;We&#039;re all assuming Richard just got up and walked away.&nbsp; What if that&#039;s not the case?&quot;&quot;What do you mean?&quot;&quot;What if someone removed him.&nbsp; And my mother?&quot;&quot;Who could get into Falcon Crest to remove your mother?&nbsp; This place is sealed tighter than Fort Knox.&quot;&quot;So is the hospital,&quot; David says.&nbsp; &quot;So no one got at Richard or Emma.&nbsp; One of them, probably Richard is behind this.&quot;&nbsp; Emma and Michael phones buzz.&nbsp; They look at it.&nbsp; Angela says, &quot;Lance?&quot; and then reads, &quot;There&#039;s nothing to worry about.&nbsp; Richard and Emma are safe with me.&nbsp; Do what you have to do.&nbsp; We&#039;ll be waiting.&quot;Michael says, &quot;What we have to do?&quot;&quot;There are seven people dead and more hurt.&nbsp; That explosion isn&#039;t a test from Richard.&nbsp; But this is.&nbsp; Richard wants to see how we handle this situation.&quot;&quot;What situation?&nbsp; What happened?&quot; Christopher asks.&quot;You didn&#039;t hear?&nbsp; It&#039;s been all over the news.&nbsp; The winery blew up last night.&quot;&quot;What?&nbsp; Here?&nbsp; the Falcon Crest Winery.&quot;Michael says, &quot;It&#039;s nothing but a pile of rubble.&nbsp; And it certainly was no accident.&quot;&quot;Oh my God.&nbsp; Who did it?&quot;&quot;We don&#039;t know, yet,&quot; Angela says.&nbsp; &quot;But we will.&nbsp; In the mean time, can you help us?&quot;&quot;Certainly.&nbsp; Anything.&quot;&quot;Can you help us with the families.&nbsp; We want to do what&#039;s right by them, funerals and hospital stays.&nbsp; We&#039;ll of course cover all the costs.&nbsp; Can you represent the family and take care of things for us?&quot;&quot;Certainly.&quot;&quot;Spare no expense.&nbsp; Settle what every the cost as well,&quot; Michael says.&nbsp; Angela adds, &quot;And your mother.&nbsp;&nbsp; Do you think she&#039;d come out of retirement to help us?&nbsp; We&#039;ll need an extortionary wine-maker.&quot;&quot;I don&#039;t know I can ask.&nbsp; You&#039;re rebuilding?&quot;&quot;Of course.&nbsp; Exactly like it was.&nbsp; Better in fact.&nbsp; But we&#039;ll leave that for those Richard left to run the operation.&nbsp; This place pretty much takes care of it self.&nbsp; What we&#039;ve got to do is to figure out who to respond to.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stevew, post: 313521, member: 130"] Christopher puts his hand on Emma's shoulder to wake her, slumped over in a chair in the large room where Richard slept in a hospital bed. "Emma, you really should head home and get some sleep." "I can't leave him. I promised him that I'd never leave him." "You're not. I promise, I'll stay until you get back." "Did you get a hold of Lance?" "I did. He's in the middle of dealing with some fungus taking over his crop. He said to call the second he had to rush up." "And Julia?" "I did. But, you know she can't come and see Richard, or you for that matter." "I should go see her." "You will. Just go home and get some rest. The car's down waiting for you. I'll stay here. I promise, I won't leave the room." "You know what it's like to be abandoned, don't you?" "I do. I won't leave him." "He loves you so much Christopher. He loves us all." Emma starts to cry. "And he's going to get to love us all for a very long time. He's got four grandchildren. In fact I heard Jay's at Falcon Crest. Go. See him and then get some sleep." "Jay," Emma's face lights up. "I knew he'd some. Angela said not to call him, but I did. Richard is a like a grandfather to him. Is John Ross still in town?" "How did you know John Ross was here?" "I have my ways." The Falcon Crest winery, lit up at night, a quite buzzing as work goes on inside, suddenly it explodes, the windows flying out in shards, flames through the roof and then the walls collapse. Emma gets out of the back of a limousine in the front of the house. Horror strikes her face. Angela comes running out the front door with Jay. "Oh my God," she exclaims. Jay holds onto his grandmother, helping her to sit on the steps to the house, frozen in fear. In the study of Falcon Crest, in the early hours of the morning Michael says, "What the hell is this a warning?" David replies, "That would be my guess." Angela sits down behind Richard's desk, feeling the fine wood top as she stretches her arms out. "Good." "Good? Michael says. "Someone blows up the winery and is threatening our lives and you're saying good?" "Richard said to me once that I should never threaten anybody. It looks weak. Only people who don't want to do what they're threatening bother threaten. The strong just do it. Threatening us is a sign of weakness." "Rosemont isn't weak," David says. "Don't make that mistake." "No, I'm not. But maybe you're making the mistake that she's the only saying something. There are a lot of people smelling blood in the water with Richard laid up. And everyone of them, including Rosemont, is terrified to make a move, incase Richard doesn't die." David scoffs, "You would be too. The man's motto is there are worse things than death." "There are." Angela thinks. "They're not threating us." Michael says, "What are they doing?" "They're testing us. They know what Richard would do. They want to see what we will do." "So what are we going to do?" "Well we're certainly not going to make threats." Christopher walks in the front door and noticing them into the study. "Where's Emma?" Angela says, "She's up stairs. Aren't you suppose to be with Richard?" "I feel asleep. When I woke up he was gone." "Gone? How can he be gone?" Michael shouts. Angela rushes out of the room and up stairs saying, "Maybe my mother knows something." Michael looks at David and David says, "I don't know anything. The only people I can think of that Richard would confide in would be Emma and Father Christopher." "I certainly don't know or I wouldn't be here." Angela runs down the stairs. "My mother's gone." They all look at each other. Angela says, "We're all assuming Richard just got up and walked away. What if that's not the case?" "What do you mean?" "What if someone removed him. And my mother?" "Who could get into Falcon Crest to remove your mother? This place is sealed tighter than Fort Knox." "So is the hospital," David says. "So no one got at Richard or Emma. One of them, probably Richard is behind this." Emma and Michael phones buzz. They look at it. Angela says, "Lance?" and then reads, "There's nothing to worry about. Richard and Emma are safe with me. Do what you have to do. We'll be waiting." Michael says, "What we have to do?" "There are seven people dead and more hurt. That explosion isn't a test from Richard. But this is. Richard wants to see how we handle this situation." "What situation? What happened?" Christopher asks. "You didn't hear? It's been all over the news. The winery blew up last night." "What? Here? the Falcon Crest Winery." Michael says, "It's nothing but a pile of rubble. And it certainly was no accident." "Oh my God. Who did it?" "We don't know, yet," Angela says. "But we will. In the mean time, can you help us?" "Certainly. Anything." "Can you help us with the families. We want to do what's right by them, funerals and hospital stays. We'll of course cover all the costs. Can you represent the family and take care of things for us?" "Certainly." "Spare no expense. Settle what every the cost as well," Michael says. Angela adds, "And your mother. Do you think she'd come out of retirement to help us? We'll need an extortionary wine-maker." "I don't know I can ask. You're rebuilding?" "Of course. Exactly like it was. Better in fact. But we'll leave that for those Richard left to run the operation. This place pretty much takes care of it self. What we've got to do is to figure out who to respond to." [/QUOTE]

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