I noticed the county Sheriff had come out to look things over.He got me off to the side and asked me how things had gone and then he talked to all the...others, one at a time, to get their stories. He came up to me when he was done and told me he couldn't see a thing I'd done wrong and then he mounted his horse and went back to town.The undertaker didn't do a lot to the dead men, but he did lay them out nicely on some boards Jeff had found and he helped us lower them into the holes. The preacher. They did not meet her after school. But, she knew that my mom eloped with her boyfriend.After some time, I said that I was getting late for the office and I left. When I was leaving, a friend of my mom was saying that she would also have eloped with such a handsome man.I came in the evening, we had tea together, and asked my mom that, “Shall we leave?” She said, yes.As we were leaving, my mom held my hand. I brought the car near the gate and she sat with me. Her friend asked her to visit again. Melody tied the door to the rail. Normally it would need a key to open, but someone had pried it loose from the frame. She started up the stairs, towards the pounding. She stopped at Eckert's whispered "Sergeant?" The kid's face was pale and he held his rifle in a white knuckled grip. "Where are we going?"Melody pointed up the stairs with her shotgun. "I figure if anyone is alive in this place, they'll be up there." Those things are trying to get to someone?" Only one way to find out..." She. Monti assured David, most cheerfully that there was nothing to be concerned or worried. “I am only going to check you out and I promise, no injections would be given”. David smiled as Ross started at the top of him, checking his mouth, ears, eyes, throat and all the dull, boring stuff. David was a healthy k** with no problems. Ross had some very basic questions, making him laugh a few times. Then it was time to listen to David’s chest. Mr. Monti lifted his shirt, exposing his smooth but broad.