Chapter 63

“We will, of course, require your friend to sign a waiver of liability.”

“I don’t think that will be a problem. The man is the senior partner of one of Atlanta’s oldest and most respected law firms, and I’m sure he’ll recognize the need for that.”

The two men visited for a while longer and exchanged contact information before Carlton left. That’s one problem solved, he thought as he drove home.The rest is up to Eric and his book.

* * * *

That evening, Eric attached his s to an e-mail, and sent it to Lydia’s author friend. After which, he heaved a sigh of relief.

“Okay,” he said, “that’s step one. Now the waiting begins.”

“Yeah,” Carlton said, “and I’ve paved the way for Lydia’s friends to fly down here whenever it’s convenient.”

“How did you do that?”

“I had a meeting with Hamilton Jordan’s farm manager today, that’s how.”

“Well done, Carlton. I had a long talk with Lydia late this afternoon and told her that our otherworldlyexperiences seem to be a thing of the past.”