Old Cage rolled his strange eyes and said in an incredibly odd tone, "I believe you wouldn't dare...
On that score, you're more trustworthy than that old bastard Wilson!
That old geezer actually brought that little Vampire girl home in broad daylight..."
As he spoke, Old Cage said with deep indignation, "And he's still alive...
That old rascal has lowered our moral standards...
A bastard like him is bound for Hell!"
Alvin wasn't sure if it was his imagination, but he thought he heard a trace of envy and jealousy in Old Cage's words...
But looking at Old Cage's enormous booze-red nose and slightly chubby build, Alvin nodded in understanding and said, "Guys who fool around are all bastards...
Guys who fool around and never get caught deserve to die!"
Old Cage nodded reflexively, then looked at Alvin with a displeased expression and said, "You're no better...
You've got a speedster mistress in Hell's Kitchen, and you're still tangled up with an alien queen...
I'm warning you, Fox is a good woman!
While you were gone, she stayed at the school for you and the kids, just so you could rest easy.
She's done a lot for you. You might not care, but it's my duty to remind you...
If you mess around, I'll show you what the shotgun in my office can do!"
Alvin smiled and nodded. "I understand!
Actually, I've always been the lucky one...
I cherish everything I have now more than anyone!"
The two of them slowly made their way to the fourth floor of the school building. As they turned the corner, Nick and Mindy came out of Nelson's office, each carrying a cash box...
Alvin watched Nick use a little pair of tweezers to take five-dollar bills out of the box and replace them