It was the year of 1903 and the Exeter’s where having a kid. They did not know what gender it was but no matter what they already knew what to call it. If a boy Lawrence Exeter JR a girl Emily. They were so happy that they got so many things that they almost went broke jest that day! But if you know the Exeter’s they got more money the next day. They really got about $5000 dollars the next day! They got whatever they thought he/she would ever want. They got it toy cars, toy trains, beach balls, and a playground. The playground they thought was the best for the kid. The day was here! After 9 months and 1 week and 3 days. It was here! It was a boy! They went out to get more toys and shoes for it (you can't really know what size the shoes would be). They used cash for it they needed to get more checks. The checks where here (they really did not like using cash). They got more toys for the kid (with checks this time).

This time it was the year of 1909 and the kid is now 6 year old! And today is his first day of school! See, because they are rich they he is going to a border school. He will be not see his parents for a whole year. It is going to be hard on everyone school and everything. Today they are getting him a bicycle and are taking him home for the year. 6 years have gone by and the kid is now 11 years old and he is a bad sassy kid that is going to Columbia Military Academy. He is going to school there and he very much so hates it. By the time he is 17 years old he has a Cadillac and he loves it so much he crashed it in 4 days’ time. Yeah I think his father was crying see such a good car have to go to the repair shop so fast.

The same year he went to Strafford University and he found someone he liked and got lots of flowers for her and then he and she went to France on a nice boat a really nice one. They ate a lot when they were there for the time they were gone and had lots of fun so did his parents. They got to go to many places in there town they wanted to go to and even went to their friends for once in like 19 years. They went to pools and went golfing (a lot) they did not the golf courses though they were "too bad" for them even though these were top of the class golf courses. Still though they had lots of fun. They started thinking about their son and they thought that they missed him and they wanted him back now! So they sent some flowers from a local flouriest with a card saying get home now! Now there son had a hard choose to make that he leaves his girlfriend and go home or not to go home and lose all of his cash. Well he made it and it was to leave and he gave all the flowers to his ex and left. Well not really because he went home and got more cash and got land in Hollywood and got a home (witch he used as a get a way place). His parents were so happy they jumped up and down.

Well after some time he found someone again and this one was good for him. She was no gold digger and had no clue about the money and liked him even more. Well he proposed a little fast and well she said yes! And they went to Hawaii and he got lots of cash for the hotel was a 20000000 star (don’t ask how but yeah) it was very nice and they loved it so they held of the wedding jest in if anything happens with them. We’ll all this time the got flowers for each other and they loved them. It is now that one day that no guy likes because it is all about the girl (I will let you guess what Holladay it was). He gave her candies they were the best candies ever.

The honeymooned in Hawaii. From there they sent a postcard to Lawrence Jr. announcing their marriage. Lawrence Sr., fearing his son would be in disapproval of the marriage, also sent along his checkbook, along with a note explaining that the money could be spent however he wished.

Lawrence Jr. was stunned by the sudden amount of money available to him. He tried it out first by buying some expensive chocolates for one of his Friends. Gradually he became more and more generous with his father’s money, and in turn he gathered more and more friends. He improved his image further by buying himself a pricey pistol to wear on his belt and a pair of thick leather boots. He was fairly content with his life until he met Tony Spagoni.

Lawrence first encountered Tony while unwittingly flirting with Tony’s girlfriend. Tony needing a new friend cornered Lawrence in an alley, and was about to order him to say his final words about how much he like his girlfriend when he saw the four huge, glittering diamonds adorning the spurs of his boots. Tony really is a funny guy and makes jokes, this time he went too far in his mind. Tony asked if he could have $126. Lawrence immediately agreed and wrote Tony off a check. They both went their separate ways... for a short while.

It was only a week later when Tony returned. This time he showed up at Lawrence’s front door, demanding another $126. Lawrence reluctantly gave him the money, since he had plenty to spare, and Tony left. Lawrence soon forgot all about his close encounter, and as the weeks turned to months, his mind wandered to more important matters, like wooing his latest crush. He had been showering her in flowers and chocolates for a few weeks now, and had decided to make the gorgeous, blonde Flossie Wentworth his wife. However, Flossie had other ideas. She wanted to remain free and unattached; she told him she’d shied away from commitment her entire life, and this method hadn’t failed her yet.

His ego rapidly declining, Lawrence Jr. sent a desperate letter to his father, begging for advice. His father replied with the answer that seemed obvious to him: offer her money. Lawrence Jr. returned to his beautiful Flossie, armed with a check for a cool $50,000 (more than $600,000 today) (P.S. I am ok with math). Flossie, overcome with shock and glee, finally accepted the proposal, and her new husband treated her with not only the check but a huge diamond ring as well.

But Lawrence soon grew bored with his new wife. She was no longer a challenge, and therefore no longer interesting. Less than a year after they were married he divorced and proposed to another girl, even more beautiful than Flossie, by the name of Marie Wharton. The first time she refused; the second, when he offered her $50,000, as he had with Flossie, she hesitated but still turned him down. Finally, Lawrence sweetened the deal further: $75,000 would be hers if she’d only agree to be his wife. Finally she became Mrs. Marie Wharton Exeter.

It was around this time that Tony Spagoni came back into Lawrence’s life. They met at a coffee shop, where Tony, once again, asked him for more money. Lawrence said he had none on him but that he would pay him as soon as he could. Tony let him go, swearing he wouldn’t be out of his sight until the money was paid. Lawrence once again wrote desperately to his father, begging for help. He replied with the names and addresses of four of his friends who he said had “helped him out in the past with partys.” Lawrence was horrified by the idea of hiring his old dads friends, but his complete terror finally forced him to visit them.

He hired all four friends to help him: two brothers called Walker, and a pair of cousins who claimed to be called Wall and Smith. He paid them their fees and received promises to take care of Tony Spagoni for him. Lawrence waited anxiously.

Late one night, Lawrence was knocked unconscious, stuffed into the trunk of a car, and driven to a secret location. Lawrence moaned and rubbed his throbbing head during the bumpy ride. When the trump finally opened he winced at the sudden bright light streaming in, and he could make out the silhouettes of two men.

The first man grabbed him by the shoulders and threw him out onto the ground. “Thought you’d try to cheat me, eh?” he snarled. “Sent some men to shoot me, did ya?” Lawrence did not know who it was. He ached everywhere, and he let out a choked cry of pain and terror.

The other man kicked him. “Shut up, if you know what’s good for ya.” The two men carried Lawrence into a clammy old basement, shut the door, and locked it, leaving him alone in the dark.

The following morning they reappeared in the doorway. They’d gotten Lawrence’s checkbook from his room and demanded that he write them a check for $100, or die. Lawrence signed the check, and they shut the door Well what he does not know is that they were doing a party and where not really using the money. So when the pair appeared in the door the next day, demanding another check, Lawrence replied simply, “No.”

Well they pulled him up a level and he saw the balloons he try to stand up he fell down to the next level.

Lawrence was rushed to a hospital. His health continued to drop. Desperately, his father called the man who had delivered his son, Dr. David M. McCoy, one of the world’s most esteemed doctors. But sadly, not even Dr. McCoy could rescue Lawrence Jr. He died on July 15, 1931. His grieving father had him buried in Hollywood, the city where he grew up. And from that day on, there lived, once again, only one Lawrence Exeter.