Say?" Yes that's fine, I'll look forward to it"Angie arrived back as I replaced the receiver and frowned as she noted the serious look on my face,"Oh ...o Dave, not more trouble?" Just come and read this, I'll put the food away" and I handed her the letter,She looked stunned as she read it, so I asked her to read it again,"Bloody hell Dave" she whispered, "If this is genuine and I think it is, you're rich!" We're rich Angie, I've told you before, there are three of us here, if I have to tell you. He was distinctly uneasy. He prowled from water's edge to bluffs and back repeatedly, and he growled frequently at the ominous front of the storm. The thunder was rumbling almost continuously, now, and an occasional sharp clap seemed to jar the dog's nerves severely.The rising tide drove Myra and Soldier back toward the bluff. With only a few yards of dry beach left, the edge of the storm reached them. Rain began explosively; huge drops pelted her, then were replaced by torrents of hard-driven. "Taking Sandy by the arm, I said, "Before we do much more of anything, I need to be fed, I'm starved."I hesitated as I remembered that it was just coming onto ten in the morning. Time for the first bomb to go off. I wanted to be sure the Bureau techs had both cell phones so they could track the calling number in an attempt to locate the caller. "Sandy, we'll wait; let's go to the Bureau lab to see what happens. Maybe we can have some food from the cafeteria sent up."We hurried to the lab to. They have some good operators, so do you want to let them stay and play, or do you want to get rid of them? The local chapter Prez said, "Let 'em stay. This way they'll know we aren't doing anything illegal and are trying to be straight."I suggested to the club members, "Why don't you call the FDLE and discuss what you know is happening, and also tell them that they're welcome to put a man in your clubhouse as long as he follows the rules."Hap looked at the local Prez and nodded. The local.