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  1. Lee Wilson

    Chapter 21 S3

    The baseball card value search should be interesting. I'm sure you've done your research, but a 1968 Topps Nolan Ryan rookie card, and a Topps 1969 Reggie Jackson are both very possible to be found in that collection, and very valuable. PSA 10, $1.6M combined, based on sales in 2020 and 2021 respectively. https://vaultedcollection.com/blogs/vaulted-blog/most-valuable-baseball-cards?srsltid=AfmBOoqfckv5lNPr7CoECPk1lIdxQtoXXz8TCXPePI4hsmf8TwGxE0rE Of course, that timeframe was around the peak time of my collecting, maybe just a tad early. I think I had pretty much the whole set of 1972's. Stupid me sold almost everything I had as a lot when I moved to Georgia. Oh, yeah. Great chapter. Bill.
  2. Naaaah, something is rotten in Lee's head.
  3. I won't spoil anything about Ed's future; you'll just have to wait. Mr. Mysterious, that's me.
  4. Thank you, Dr. Philippe. 🙂
  5. You won't have to wait too long. I'm partway through the finale, chapter 18, and since I'm leaving for vacation on the 12th, I'll be speeding up the publishing schedule to every other day, so the story is finished before I leave. Expect new chapters Friday, Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday.
  6. Yeah, pretty nasty boy. TBH, I haven't gotten his diagnosis from the doctors. But for sure, Marie-Louise wasn't involved.
  7. What a way to add drama though!
  8. Before they jumped in the pool, George texted Vanessa saying he would be staying for dinner at Cal’s. She responded with another reminder about calling if it got dark. They swam and fooled around until 5:15. A few other people came and went, but they could separate themselves enough to trade a little of their histories. When they got back to the apartment, they changed back into their clothes, but not before George let Cal get another good look. He began thinking he was right about bei
  9. Helllllllllllll Noooooooooooo!
  10. Glad you agree.
  11. This idea will return in some form when the trial happens. Definitely needs to be handled properly. Judge Juvi. That's good. Would have to be on cable, with the proper mature viewers warning.
  12. Brain tumor? Naaah, been there, done that. Perhaps. Thanks. I'm actually considering a spin-off with Ed's story.
  13. You caught that too? Another thing we'll get back to. Maybe in real life, but in Wilsonland... Back to school is a good thing.
  14. Yeah, I packed a lot in this one. Twists and turns? Me?
  15. I'll get back to you on this one.
  16. Not as much fun that way, though.
  17. It's in the next chapter. We'll get back to this.
  18. Hmmm, should have thought of that. I'll try. We shall see.
  19. True, but his and ML's paths have crossed for the last time.
  20. Yeah, but it makes for a better story if I don't go along with that convention. Although the comment about the probation officer did come from a search, pretty sure I used TN as a search parameter. Maybe Yeah, but you missed it. The story is set last year.
  21. We'll see. More ahead on this. That's coz I ain't teachin' her nuttin'
  22. A previous trial ran a little over in the Juvenile Court of Anderson County, so Ed's arraignment didn't occur until three PM on Monday, August fifth. "Juvenile Court of Anderson County is now in session, State of Tennessee versus Edward Lamont, the Honorable Judge Xavier Voight presiding. All rise." The judge took his seat and instructed everyone else to sit. "Mr. Ortiz, what do we have?" Julian Ortiz was the Assistant District Attorney assigned to the murder, "The defendant
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