Vivian shook her head at her brother's response.   "I really don't know what Father's plans for the company were.  He never really talked much to me about it.  At least not about the day to day running of the business in any event," she said, a bit of color staining her cheeks.  "I've never had much of a head for money in any event.  Guess we'll see when the attorney gets here."   She took her seat at the table, and finished pouring a cup of tea for all three of them.<br/><br/>She sat there and listened with a wry grin as Lloyd turned his attention to their sister.   It was all she could do not to laugh as he inevitably asked her about her schoolwork.  She had stayed well away from Sarah and Father whenever the subject came up, knowing what a volatile topic of conversation it was between them.   She wished she could do more to help her sister, but knew she just wasn't the best of students.  She felt sorry for Sarah, really...know that Lloyd and to a lesser extent herself had set a high standard for her to live up to.<br/><br/>She was about to get up and fetch some food for them, when Lloyd motioned for them to remain seated.   "Are you sure, Lloyd?  Its really not a bother...." she asked.  Once he was out of the room, she looked over to Sarah and whispered, "What do you think of him?  You and he were always closer as kids?"