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The new chapters have been sent to the Moderators for posting.

This week's chapters open with Max receiving an e-mail with pictures of what was done o his children. He gives into despair and gets drunk as a skunk, but the Bourbon and the rage combine to break the psychological blocks in his mind, and when he awakens, he remembers how to do Magic again.

He soon discovers that the e-mail has been erased, but he has saved a copy to a flash drive and reviews its contents again. He then prepares to break the government's surveillance and hide out in plain sight among the homeless in Atlanta. Several days later he arrives at the veterans camp in Atlanta, and convinces them to accept him.

When someone tries to steal his things, his Magic catches him, but Max needs to explain how he acquired some of his things. George and Albert go with him later that night to acquire more Bourbon.

Returning to camp, Max detects his brother-in-law near there and learns that his wife is dead. Back at the camp, George demands to now who was following them and threatens to shoot Max who uses his Magic to to prevent the shells from firing. This requires an explanation of who he is and what he is doing. George agrees to help him locate those responsible for his children's kidnapping. The next few weeks are spent gathering information, a lot of information on the criminal elements in the city.

It isn't until July 14th, that one of the men brings in some vital information. George helps Max with his plans after being assured that the veterans won't be involved in anything to do with them.

My thanks to the many readers who checked out the initial chapters of this story. I hope that you will enjoy the rest of it.

New chapters next Friday.

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uncle jim

The Moderators have received the first chapters of this new story.

Injustice opens with Max Hardtrick shopping for groceries with his two sons. While returning his shopping cart, a van pulls up behind is SUV and several men kidnap his children. Max manages to pull one of the men from the van as it escapes.

Max is pounding on the kidnapper when the police arrive. They are not understanding and do not believe his story. They throw him in jail and let the kidnapper go.

Max is finally released when two men from Military Intelligence from the Pentagon arrive. They are more concerned about him than his children.

Max's wife is furious when he arrives home, but is stunned on learning of the kidnapping. Max is frustrated by having to wait to hear from the kidnappers. The kidnappers finally call to tell them that they won't get their children back. Max's wife faints on hearing that.

Later the Pentagon people visit him and admit that other children have been kidnapped and never recovered alive. The following day he receives work that they have recovered the children's bodies.

Max calls his brother-in-law and arranges to send his wife to her mother's house to recover.

This is the first story in a series that I have planned for three parts. I am also working on several other stories as well as Magic Ink VIII, which is going very slowly.

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uncle jim

I wish all of my readers and all of those who visit SOL the Very Merriest of Christmases, and the Very Happiest and Most Prosperous of New Years.

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uncle jim

I have sent revised chapters 1 and 12 to the Moderators to correct the error that I made in assigning the number of Thomas Jefferson's previous birthdays. Somehow, I managed to get the number wrong and never noticed it until a very alert reader e-mailed me last evening about the error. It has been corrected. Hope that you have enjoyed the story despite this error.

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uncle jim

The new chapters have been sent to the Moderators for posting.

This week's concluding chapters open with Greg asking his almost Wives what they need to learn from the pair in the basement. The women have some very definite ideas of what needs to be learned. However, they wait until the next morning to question Gunther and Joey.

In the morning they question the two men using truth spells to insure that they get the complete truthful answers to their questions. They also ask about the Boss in addition to those items discussed the previous night. Following questioning them, they go to release the women being held by the Boss's other employees before Greg and his Wives leave to destroy the sex tapes.

The following Monday, thye travel to UGA to see the O'Connells about being married, and Sylvia learns that she is pregnant. Ken is drafted to take them to the Otherworld to arrange for their wedding. The women need dresses to be married in, but are unhappy with what they find in the stores they check. Greg discovers some old dresses through a contact, and they quickly purchase them.
The next day, they go with Ken to the Otherworld to arrange for their wedding. The remainder of the week is spent at Sylvia's clinic preparing it to open.

Saturday morning Ken returns them to the Otherworld to be married. They are all nervous and need a lot of sex to calm down. They are married at sundown. Following returning home, they go out to dinner later that evening.

Sunday morning they find Missie the cat from the apparel store in Greg's Living room, and wonder how she got there through Greg's wards. There is another surprise on Monday morning when they discover that Sylvia's clinic is supposed to be opening that day, and they must rush to open it on time. Later Greg returns to the apparel store to repair some items that the cat ruined before leaving.

The women start with morning sickness in mid-May. Two weeks later at the OB/GYM there is a bit of a problem when Greg is assumed to be their Father. It is soon straightened out.

Amelia begins her Magic studies in August, and the babies arrive in January. Sylvia is out of work at the clinic for several months. The Epilogue covers the important occurrences in their lives over the next ten years. This ends Amelia and Greg.

I hope that you ave enjoyed the story. I am currently taking a bit of time off to work on other interests, but have a number of stories in progress and will be working on them as time permits.

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uncle jim