Does not correspond

“I don't know what y'all expect me to do. I have been warning a bunch of you for decades that position, and time in it, does not correspond to immunity from the consequences of doing foolish things. But y'all kept saying that the only reason I was even in the conversation was because Aaron Slocum-Lofton had lost his head over a young Madison girl and made her his youngish widow. Now, you want my help. I am going to laugh you to scorn in Aaron's stead!”

Selene Slocum-Lofton, born Madison, was Lofton County's only female billionaire, and she had gotten there in her widow years by bold and yet well-considered financial moves – she was referred to as “Queen Selene,” and lived her tycoon status to the hilt, though more gently after becoming a Christian, reconciling with her grandson Col. H.F. Lee, and marrying near-billionaire John Worley, the kindest and most free-hearted of Lofton County's ultra-rich widowers.