It was really a case of being in the right place at the right time. Nobody really saw it that way though. All they saw was that my finding Sarah cause... many missing children to be found. Knowing that 48 young kids were now back with their parents where they should have been the whole time made me feel much better about this whole fuss they were making.The rest of the week dragged on slowly. I spent it dealing with classmates and teachers all wanting to shake my hand. I couldn't even walk home. All we have to do is ride off and leave him.”I could barely see the riders through the brush. I saw one wearing a derby. A derby I had seen before. There was nothing I could do, wishing I’d grabbed the rifle instead of the shotgun.Derby spoke. “You’ll excuse me if I want to be sure. Hank, you and Ben find a way in there. Drag his body out. I want to piss on it before the day’s out.”The other rider spoke. “You want to waste time, it’s your business. Me and my boys are ridin’ on. That claim has. He had just laid the book aside and was about to turn out the light when there was a knock at the door, "Come in, it's open."Penny walked into the room wearing an outfit that made Lee's heart skip several beats. He wanted to say something, even Penny knew that because his mouth was working back and forth opening and closing but nothing audible was coming out. Penny walked over to the bed, as she got to the edge she slipped off a robe that had been so shear that Lee hadn't even realised it was. "She stepped back and examined me, "No need to be, you look fantastic."Sam stepped aside and I could see in the mirror I did look prettybeautiful. If I wasn't so familiar with my own face I might have thoughtthis was a pretty woman looking back at me, I mean not model or actresshot, but kind of the plain pretty girl you see at the supermarket andgive a second glance."Wow," was all I could say, and when Amy and Sherri saw me that was thefirst thing they both said too. When I mentioned what Sam.