Finally aftereveryone commenting on my sudden hair growth and the fact that I lookeda little pale we decided that maybe heading to the town was a good...ideaafter all.Our group started off once again, with Frank leading and I bring up therear. About an hour later we came to the trail split and headed for thetown. It was well pass lunch by now, and we were still two or threehours out from the town when everyone decided to take a break. I waslagging behind about 50 yards when Frank call out to me. I'll have him come right over." I playedon the computer, exploring some of Tanya's interests, when I heard thedoorbell. A minute later, my Mom came to my door with a man who smiledand said, "I hear you have a problem. Don't worry, I don't want to knowdetails. My wife is part of the coven. If it's connected to that, I'mfine with helping you. I'll give you a setup that no one will evertrace back here." Mom and I left him to work. We went into the livingroom and she told me, "He doesn't. ‘You know Will is not an only child don’t you.’‘No I didn’t.’‘He had a brother, John. John was four years older, and when Will came along he became very jealous. Like most men, I could relate to a four-year-old easier than I could to a baby. I told myself that I was only compensating for the fact that Will got all his mother’s attention. It wasn’t true, of course, he was always my son, named after my father. As he grew up John was always what I called a real boy. He was in the school football. The guard stepped forward as he approached and in a sudden burst of fear,Burt struggled backward, trying to get free. The bailiff clamped on him,wrenching hard and the guard ran to grab his other arm."Let me go! Please!" cried Burt. "I can't go to prison! It ain't fair!"They dragged him forward, ignoring his flailing elbows, wrists caught bythe shackles. The ground was mud and his feet slithered, failing to gainpurchase as he pushed ineffectually backwards. The coach drew closer andcloser, the.