nswered, Kerney gave him, t

he gist of his conversati

on with Sapian, and suggested that Fidel should be the one to get Flavio to back off on his investigation. Gruffly, Fidel agreed, told Kerney to stay in touch, and disconnected. Somewhat piqued by Fidel's attitude, so typical of federal officers who looked down their noses at local cops,

Ker

ney put the phone away
just as Malcolm Usher

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called him over. He asked a few questions about how cops would serve a court order to the rancher and, armed with the information Kerney provided, began talking to the cinematographer about the shots he wanted to use. Johnny, Julia, and Ethan Stone had returned from the

ba

rn and were clustered
around the construction

supervisor, a man

named Barry Hingle, who had the good looks and hard body of an actor. Kerney joined them and listened as Stone told the man he wanted all the buildings to look weather beaten an

d dingy. "Hardscrabbl e and impoverished be

st describes it,"
Stone said. "This must
appear to be th
e ranch of a ma

n who is barely h

anging on."" "Daddy will absolutely hate that," Julia said
with a laugh. "Don't worry, my dear," Stone said. "It's all magic, smoke and mirrors. Barry and
his crew will put every thing back as it should be once we f

How do I have a transcript sent to my school or myself?

inish. "You'd better," Julia said teasingly. Stone and Hingle moved away to inspect the buildings. "Where's the old man?" Johnny asked Julia, his gaze locked on his parents' house.