What can I do for you?" "My names Murdock, Clint Murdock, I'm trying to find an old Army buddy; we were together in 'Nam." "What you want him for?" "V...ts reunion, I've tried the usual ways of finding him, the VA and whatnot, no luck; any info they have is years old." "Sounds interesting, want a beer?" We discussed my fee over a cold one, he gave me what info he had, which wasn't much, and I told him I'd be in touch.McGinty'd put his piece back under the bar, left Rachel to watch things then. " Emily sighed with disappointment, but understood. Her mom, being a nurse, was always sporadic with her schedule. Emily kicked the ball into the net and decided that enough was enough for the evening. Retrieving the ball she went back to the locker room. Grabbing her bag she decided that she would change and shower after she got home. Walking to her car in her cut up shirt and shorts, she was texting her mom when she bumped into someone. "Watch where you're going asshole." She said, not even. ”The third voice seemed very serious, reminding Alice of a vicar who had once called upon her father to discuss a matter of ‘some great importance’, or so she had supposed at the time, having been told that young ladies like herself shouldn’t be exposed to conversations about weighty matters and should, instead, spend their time playing with dolls or, perhaps, looking at picture books.Glancing at the speaker, she was not at all surprised to find a figure that seemed to be swaddled in measuring. He went to the kitchen and he didn't see Sue as he passedthrough. He got the tray down out of the cupboard and set up thecreamer and sugar bowl then poured two cups of coffee and went totserve it. He took it in and went right to Pat. Pat said, "You should serve our guest first." He turned and saw Sue. His face got fire red. He just aboutdropped the tray. He took it over to her and said, "You have totell her those are your clothes in the garage!" Sue said, "I already told her that but you.