The angered babbling broadcasted well across the small valley, and from where we sat on high cliffs above trail, we could hear as understand most of t...e discontented words.I looked toward as at John, we were puzzled, our position in plain view of anyone coming into and along the lower valley trail. I remember that I set in a hunched position while ready to take a picture of whatever might burst into view.The rampaging volume of words, grunts, and bellows coming from within a stand of Aspens. " Ok. For instance... last night, I cooked him dinner at my place, then wesat down to watch a movie. I actually fell asleep on his shoulder. Idon't mean just nodding off, either. I was right out of it for at leasthalf the movie." Ok. Point for Paul... You're comfortable around him." Yeah, but it wasn't just that. When I woke up, he wasn't pissed. Infact, I think he was happy that I felt so safe with him." Alright, safe and considerate. But c'mon girl, if you think about it,you could be. My father was not someone people wanted to be around. I never knew of any relatives," she said. Tears started again. "What's going to happen now? I don't have any place to go," she cried.Brad replied, " Let's talk to the police first and then we will make some arrangements for you." Out of nowhere Brad said, "Amy, don't worry. I won't let any harm come to you."Brad was shocked at what he just said. Was this Vera putting words in his mouth? He had never had to provide for a young girl and had no. I drove back to County Seat in the alloted two hours since the road east bound was open. I went to the pub for dinner then I went back to the box house. I found one last bottle of the Green Dragon in a dry well I had forgotten about. There was also a hundred, $100 bills in the dry well. "Shit I thought. One thing about the dry wells, they could never be found by men with metal detectors. The were a an old five gallon plastic bucket filled with valuables then buried in the ground. You had to.