Guyver – Second Chance – Part 2 - Sex Stories

Guyver – Second Chance – Part 2

... title to the property was for all time. These arrangements were acceptable to Joyce, as she believed they fulfilled Helen’s expectations when she put the place up for sale, and Div confirmed that the sale proceeds would also cover her current medical requirements. When Joyce asked Div to clarify those requirements, he explained it was for her upcoming care bill, several recommended procedures over the next three months, and her residential care until she was discharged at that point. She had no surviving family, so there were no inheritance needs to pass on, and her housing costs, for the short term she was likely to survive the disease, would be covered by benefits agencies and charities. Joyce hadn’t realised how serious Helen’s condition was, and there was no way she would allow her to live on benefits during the last portions of her life. When Joyce had the farm organised again, she would make sure that Helen’s needs would be fully met for as long as she required, in appreciation for the same efforts she had put in to look after her Mom, Susan. Div was asked to start the process going by arranging the mortgage on her own house, choosing a product with a slightly higher interest rate and fees, but with no early settlement penalty. If the timescales worked as expected, it would cost just under $1,000 to provide funds for the sale, under a proposal to re-model her house. There were no phone lines anywhere near the farm, but the Guyver unit had no problem linking in to the ...

... satellite communications system overhead, giving Joyce a telephony headset, and connecting her directly to Helen’s room in the hospital. Div had already accessed her medical notes, and determined that she was comfortable, and able to take visitors, not that she’d ever had any. Opening her introduction, Joyce said straight away that she was interested in buying Helen’s farm, and had researched its history, and her family’s efforts to raise three generations on the land. Helen was willing to discuss the sale, but apologised in advance that she may have to break off if she became tired, so Joyce reassured her that she fully understood Helen’s position, and her health issues, so would be brief. Explaining that she had personal reasons for wanting a secluded location that the farm offered, and an avid interest in working it as her family always had in their ownership, Joyce offered Helen the full asking price of $70,000. She was also aware of outstanding taxes on the property, and with Helen’s agreement, would settle the debt in addition to the sale price, transferring that money into the county office account, to enable Helen to regain title from the foreclosure proceedings. Joyce said she would give her time to think it over, and ring back tomorrow to answer any questions she had, as she didn’t want to put Helen in the position of feeling pressured. Helen asked if Joyce had actually seen the property, or was just working from the sales description, and sounded pleased when Joyce ...