We’re even now. You have received your punishment for what you’ve done to my yard.” I reached up to his mouth and removed the soaked boxers fro... his mouth. I expected a profanity laced tirade to ensue, but instead he weakly responded with “Thank you, sir. I am sorry for what I’ve done, sir.” Thank you for my punishment sir.” He seemed to be genuine in saying this, although with what little I knew about this punk, his cocky demeanor would surely return. I took the cuffs off his wrists, and. He spoke at length to a ex-pat who did not seem to worry about why Jamie wanted to find the man as long as Jamie kept supplying him with beer, which he could amply afford to do.The following day, Jamie went to the imposing building with the statue in his bag and tried to speak English to the border guard who looked at him blankly. He thought about showing the Gold statue to the uniformed soldier who kept shouting at him in Spanish, no matter how many times Jamie told him firmly that he didn't. "He wasn't really awake. "Huh? Lunch? LUNCH???" He came fully awake. "Hey, what the fuck are you doing up untied?"I laughed. "And you didn't think you could trust me." I paused and got serious. "I TOLD you I love you and even if you're going to die, I'll still remember the time we have together."He sat up on the edge of the bed. Suddenly he grabbed his head in both hands and screamed. "Pills," he gasped. "On top of the refrigerator."I stood stock still for a minute and then I went into action.. And as the months passed things went along.Wade was a strict but fair sheriff but woebetide the wrangler who goton his wrong side and rustlers, gunslingers and neer-do-wells tooknotice as well. That was until on a stormy night Wade caught up withsome bank robbers. He stopped the theft and saved the money but gotbushwhacked from the waiting crew at the livery stable. He ended up onboot hill two graves over and one up from Sheriff Lance. It was ashort ceremony and the town elders shook their.