The Fourth R by George Oliver Smith
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"You called him," he said accusingly.
Grandmother Holden said, "He's your legal guardian, James." "But--I don't--can't--" "Now, James, your father and mother knew best." "But they didn't know about Paul Brennan. I won't go!" "You must." "I won't!" "James," said Grandmother Holden quietly, "you can't stay here." "Why not?" "We're not prepared to keep you." "Why not?" Grandmother Holden despaired. How could she make this youngster understand that eighty is not an age at which to embark upon the process of raising a five-year-old to maturity? From the other room, Paul Brennan was explaining his side as he'd given it to the police. "--Forgot the land option that had to be signed. So I took off after them and drove fast enough to catch up. I was only a couple of hundred yards behind when it happened." |
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