Sharon watched the process, asking a few questions and holding a flashlight to help my aged eyes.I held the door for her, and she climbed up into the ...amper. I turned to retrieve her bag from the ground, and then I froze. The hair stood up on the back of my neck, and I peered out through the scattered trees and past the board fence around the park to the highway. A pair of vehicles, a SUV and a sedan, rolled by on the highway at that moment, and disappeared from view without slowing.“Are you. You're just like your father with your pranks." Martha said smiling.Lorna didn't answer but just giggled again, she had been the butt of many of her father's jokes and knew what her mother meant, the last one had been when she was going to the paddling pool that her father had set up in the back garden, just a largish circular pool blown up by hand and filled with water. What she wasn't aware of was the slide of mud that he'd set up and so as she ran towards the pool she suddenly found her legs. Felipe on the other hand, though he was very much in love with Carmen O' Daire, but not having too great a belief in himself, and having such a fear of her rebuking his feelings he could not bring himself to approach her concerning his emotion, but as the devil is an unwearied tempter, so he never fails to find opportunity for that pain he invites, it was one evening that Felipe found himself strolling through the trees along the river bank when he came upon Carmen who was sitting with her back. Five days later Stan was interred in the local cemetery. There would never be a head stone on the grave. Two months later another man turned up on the farm. When Elsey answered the door he asked for Norma Miles. “Who are you?” Elsey asked. “I am Stan Miles solicitor, Simon Banks.” He replied. “Yes Norma’s here,” Elsey said, “what do you want with her?” “I have a will here, can we discuss it inside?” he asked. “Yes we can, come in,” Elsey said. “Sit here for a minute.” Simon Banks sat.