The Return Of General Williams

sts ran out of the house and met her astounded security men. The pressmen

Laura asked curiously and looked at th

pressman raised his

t they would arrive so soon a

ther and had to give an account of what they did

Head of State has zero tole

especially pregnant women, ang

is befuddled wife lurched forward and castigated hi

o live but he abused it. I love the Head of

ed Tim out of her life but was undecided whether to be happy over his

their readers, listeners, or viewers. They took different ph

litary He

uld take over from him. He was the third man in the country and was certain that Tim was better than him and would m

to be punished by death,” General MacDonald confessed,

Felix Richmond, ignore

have you, Gene

accordingly, “Good morning, Gen. Richmond.

nd said, “Yes, I did. Yo

, and sat down. He looked at the members of the Supreme Military Council an

had combed the country searching for you b

up and apologize

ion for later, Tim. Now that we

ciated him, “Thank you for

arity’s sake, did

chmond looked at him critically to ascertain the truth but he realized that his le

Second in Command, Gen. K

not proud to say that I allowed a w

e playing the victi

lieve you. From now on, you are General Tim Williams, and

house, Gen. McDonald walked briskly to the shelf and got a military uniform with the General's insi

tly at him. Everyone was calm and waited for his v

Broa

e him the privilege to live but he abused i

ate's action took the center page of the news. The death of hi

e may invite you for an award concerni

bout you tomorrow and you will be rewarded for spe

pen to us. Good riddance to b

ved from hand to mouth with his family and son-in-law until Laura got her present job. Meanwhile, she was not a soldier but scaled through their ri

be interpreted as nonchalance over her ex-husband's death.

th her new statu

iful you

so fast after t

on the airwaves and social media until

litary He

McDonald for a while T

ou intended to do to me. Your actions allowed our en

n. Williams. I des

ering him, h

their loved ones did not return. Their wiv

d in Command, and the other members of the council a

ut permit me to request. Shall we rise for a minu

s and bent their heads. After a minute, he

down, and waited for his

, and pleaded again, “May I request that we erect a ceno

d forthwith,” the He

te it, Your

yes and waited for the worst wh

turn home to them today. Their hopes of getting a hug from th

e was sorrowful, inclu