Avery has a little stress attack and is sent to the hospital. The firm orders him to stay away from the office for three months to get rest but it’s really part of the partners rouge. Mitch really has a good scheme in mind working closely with Tammy to get as much information as she can while having access to areas of the firm’s building that Mitch isn’t privy to, including the basement. In the meantime, Mitch is told he needs to fly to the Caymans for Avery to take care of some business but it’s really a plan to kill him. The firm is going to plant a bomb type of device on the plane and while it’s over the ocean have it explode.
In the meantime, late at night, a prison guard tells Ray to get out of his cell and follow him. He shows Ray the exact spot on the prison wall where there will be a heavy rope for him to climb up and over. The spot lights will go out and the gun patrols will look the other way. The guard gave him the word to run and Ray bolted for the wall and climbed over. On the other side was a guy, Bud Riley, that gave him $500 dollars, drove him away from the prison and told him to be careful because it wouldn’t be long before the news media would be posting his face all over the place.
Mitch has his first million dollars from the FBI, they get his brother out of prison, and now they are on the run. Mitch meets up with Ray and Abby, who really didn’t leave Mitch, and Mitch devises this cat and mouse scheme to keep one step ahead of the firm and the mob. They finally escape clear on a schooner boat that was waiting for them along with the eight million dollars Mitch managed out of the FBI. His brother was out of prison, he had his wife to cruise the Carribean with, and he had his freedom back. Kind of. It would probably not be safe to ever surface on land for very long again. Carribean, forty-foot schooner, money, beautiful wife . . . sounds like paradise to me.
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