Lucille and Olivia looked up from the stack of T-shirts they were examining, at Bob’s scrawny figure silhouetted in the open doorway of Lacy’s. “Hello, Bob.” Lucille went back to unfolding T-shirts. “I don’t have any packages for you today.” “Didn’t you hear what I said?” He joined them at the store’s front counter. “I know how to get Pershing out of our hair for good.” “I heard you, Bob.” The old man was infamous for his wild schemes—the majority of which didn’t end well. “I think we should set Gerald up with a rich heiress online,” Olivia said. “If we could find one who could be interested in him, he’d leave town to pursue her. And hopefully, never come back.” “What is some rich woman going to see in that old goat?” Bob propped one elbow on the glass display case that served as Lacy’s checkout counter. “My plan is better.” “Bob, weren’t you the one who came up with the idea to sell him half interest in the mine?” Lucille asked.
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