And I didn't think that was possible.The next few hours went by in something of a blur, at least for me. We stopped for a quick drink in most of the b...rs that dotted the town, and then moved to a restaurant for a nice meal. It was a strange feeling, being with the twins, in places that were familiar to me, but either an old memory or completely unknown to them. They asked endless questions about all our old school friends, and we met one or two of them in our meanderings, but Alice and Olive. No telling how many video conferences with the brass I'll have in the next few days. Somebody will have to have a meeting to discuss strategy or something — anything to keep me from getting my job done." Sighing, he finished with, "I guess that's what I have ASACs for."As Whatley started to step off the porch, Grigsby stopped him. "How about getting someone to assign another weapon to Hanes, and have it delivered, please. I want my gun back." I can relate to that," Whatley said. "I'll get. She agreed and I went to my home and brought the chess board and arranged in her hall, and started playing the game, we played 3 and I lost all three games.She got her revenge back. So I went back home in the afternoon, she texted me in evening saying “Hey loser, how are you?” I didn’t know what to tell as she was talking the fact, so just to cover up myself I said, “Varsha- I don’t get interested in playing for free”. So we came to an agreement to play a bet chess game.So after dinner, I. ." Cade scanned the letter until he came to the signature, "Love, B." His grandfather's name was Walt, so this letter was not from his grandfather. There was no return address on the envelope.Cade continued reading the letters, finally reaching the conclusion that "B" was likely Bill Pennington, Drake's father. It appeared from the letters that Martha had a love affair with Bill Pennington before she married Walt, but Cade couldn't figure out why she had ended up marrying Walt instead of Bill..