A few seconds later her phone rang.

“E,” he said. “Got drunk, ate too much, did a deal with some strange guys . . . I'm talking real strange guys . . . and I'm getting on the plane now.”

“But not D.”

“And also D.”

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“How real strange?”

“That I can't get home fast enough? That's not strange . . .”

“No, idiot, how strange is real strange? These people you got drunk with and did a deal with?”

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“Real strange,” he said, “as in . . . seriously very real strange. I'll tell you all about them when I get home.”

“You'd better,” she warned.

When they hung up she looked at the screens and spotted $347,000 worth of Ralph Lauren men's bathing suits stuck in the port at Trujillo, Peru. She shrugged, “Why not,” found the sellers in Singapore, bought the bathing suits for $207,000 and easily moved them to somebody in Dubai for $223,000.

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Sixteen grand to the good, Tina picked up her mug and her coffee was still hot.

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that night, Zhadanov changed his mind, saying that he would come back to New York with David. But because David didn't like that, he lied to Zhadanov that the pilots were expecting a lot of turbulence. Zhadanov decided to stay in CuraÃ§ao until he could get a commercial flight home.

Pepe Forero then asked David, would he mind if one of his guys hitched a ride with him to New York.

David didn't like that either, so he lied again, this time saying that he was planning on stopping first in Houston.

Forero decided that it would be better if his guy flew up to New York directly.

Zhadanov said, “He can come with me.”

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So that settled that.

Except it didn't.

As the sun was coming up, the bunch of them moved from the living room onto the deck to watch the sea change from dark blue to turquoise, at which time a very drunk David magnanimously invited all of the others to come back to New York with him.

Zhadanov said, okay, fine, and Forero's guy said okay, fine, and so did Juan Felipe the travel agent and Javier the jeweler.

David regretted the invitation immediately.

Juan Felipe started singing, “New York. New York,” off-key, and the others joined in, and a few more bottles were opened, until David noticed that Javier wasn't singing, that he was snoring.

So David made his move. He got up and left. He climbed the steps from the house up to the street where the taxi was still waiting. The others didn't realize he was leaving or, if they did, they were too drunk to follow him. Either way, David told himself on the ride to the airport,
I've escaped
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He slept for the entire flight home and showed up, looking worse for the wear, just after one o'clock.

“What happened to you?” Tina asked.

“Fucking Colombians.”

“They are? Or, you were?”

He thought about that for a moment. “Huh?” Then he got it. “Oh, yeah . . . I mean, no. I wasn't. It's . . . they are.”

“Colombians?”

“Yeah.”

“David, what are you doing with Colombians?”

“A deal.”

“No, David. Not with Colombians.”

“Don't worry about them . . . honestly, they're not what y'all think.”

“Not what I think? I think they're Colombians. David . . . does the word cocaine ring any bells?”

“They're not that. They're strange but they're not.”

“Strange,” she repeated what he'd said to her on the phone. “Seriously very real strange. Well, how strange is âseriously very real strange'?”

“Strange because . . . they had guns.”

“Are you out of your fucking mind?”

He insisted. “It's not what y'all think.”

“You just said they had guns. It's not what I think? David, they're Colombians with guns.”

“It's all about tax evasion.”

“I don't care. We're not touching that money.”

“We don't have to. That's the beauty of this. We never see their money.”

“Then what's the point?”

“We get to use it. It gets put in that lawyer's client account. He takes that to our bank . . . where we have a line of credit . . . and we get a big expansion on that line because our credit is now secured by the Colombians' money.”

“David . . . it's fucking cocaine!”

“No, Tina, it's fucking tax evasion. We never touch their money. We never even see their money.”

“But we use their money.”

“We use the bank's money.”

“The answer is no, David. We are not going there.”

“Listen to me . . .” He needed to make her understand. “With the kind of money they're talking, there isn't a deal we can't do. Airplane parts. Oil. All the really big stuff.”

“There isn't a deal I'm going to do, not with their money.”

“It's not their money, it's the bank's money.”

“Count me out.”

“How can I count you out?”

“You want to get involved with these sleazebags, then you open a separate trading account. My money stays out of it. Our joint money stays out of it. My name stays out of it.”

“If that's the way you want it,” he said, “fine.”

“If you're fucking stupid enough to get involved with these guys . . .”

“Fine,” he said.

“Fine,” she said, and went back to the office.

He went upstairs to sleep.

Before the banks closed, he set up a separate trading account for himself, with a $30 million line of credit. That done, he texted Zhadanov, “You back in NYC yet? I'm ready to go.”

“Me too.” Zhadanov texted back, then asked for David's banking information.

David sent him what he needed.

Zhadanov assured him, “Money is there. Go for it.”

Now for the first time since he'd gotten u

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