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Should you wish to record you thoughts about the most recent chapter for future generations to read in awe and wonder, this is a convenient place to place them.


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This is definitely beginning to emerge as a cool 'road trip' story.

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The new range master, who’d known Kent’s reputation but hadn’t seen him shoot, had handed Kent a full fifty-round box of ammo and challenged him to write his name on the target. Clark had smiled and nodded and filled two twenty-round magazines and put the remaining ten rounds in a third. Then, at the range master’s order to fire, he’d written “Kent” across the target’s center mass. Mayson had been there with him, and Bill suspected that Clark had been showing off just a little for her, especially since she’d clapped her hands and bounced on her toes when the target had come back and the range master had growled at Kent to “get off my firing line, you punk showoff.”

Good look at Kent and Mayson before all this happened. The range master was funny!


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Cynthia, I'm not sure the range master would agree that he was funny. But I wanted to get this out there to show that if Clark pulled the trigger on his weapon, his bullet would go where he was aiming it.

Next chapter up soon!


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