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Duncan jumped in: "Hey, no problem. We can just back track with the GPS if we get lost."
About that time, Bryce's cell phone rang. The flight would be ready in an hour. We had just enough time to get back. Cedric and Archie got all the snow off the wagon, and we were on the way to the airport, in no time. I parked the Focus beside the Explorer, in the courtesy lot. I would only be gone five more days. By that time, Marsha would have figured out what happened. If she reported the wagon to the police, they would locate it with no trouble. I am sure she would be struggling to come up with some type of explanation, but it would be in vain. Tomorrow, I will contact my lawyer. In six months, I will be a member of the Cheating Hearts Club. The odds of all five guys getting together again was pretty slim, but we did have an interesting evening.
It took me over a year to destroy Travis. I called in all the favors I had coming from friends, over the years. He had built his career on slick talk, but didn't have the skills and knowledge to back it up. I would have loved to carry my revenge further, but he disappeared overnight. The house was sold, and I ended up having to give half of the proceeds to Marsha. She got no alimony or pension rights. Somehow, all of our friends and relatives, were able to find out the cause of the separation. Marsha was not happy.
